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Igd is present on the cell surface of murine lymphocytes in two forms: delta 2l2 and delta l., L Eidels

Igd-secreting murine plasmacytomas: identification and partial characterization of two igd myeloma proteins., F D. Finkelman, S W. Kessler, J F. Mushinski, and M Potter

Ige antibody formation and aging. I. Age-related changes in ige antobody formation and avidity for the dnp-determinant in mice., M Fujiwara and S Kishimoto

Ige antibody formation in balb/c mice without adjuvant: induction of responses to grass pollen extract and to a hapten-carrier conjugate., W A. Taylor, D Sheldon, and D H. Francis

Ige antibody responses induced by repeated administration of antigens without adjuvant., J K. Manning and prochniak M. Drewes

Ige antibody-specific abrogation of an established immune response in mice by modified antigens., M K. Bach and J R. Brashler

Ige-binding factors from mouse t lymphocytes. I. Formation of ige-binding factors by stimulation with homologous ige and interferon., T Uede, K Sandberg, B R. Bloom, and K Ishizaka

Ige class-restricted tolerance induced by neonatal administra- tion of soluble or cell-bound ige., S Chen and D H. Katz

Ige isotype suppression in anti-epsilon-treated mice., B E. Bozelka, M L. Mccants, J E. Salvaggio, and S B. Lehrer

Ige-mediated release of leukotriene c4, chondroitin sulfate e proteoglycan, beta-hexosaminidase, and histamine from cultured bone marrow-derived mouse mast cells., E Razin, huerta J. Mencia, R L. Stevens, R A. Lewis, F Liu, E J. Corey, and K F. Austen

Ige on mast cells of nude mice. Abstr., D A. Levy, danon A. Prouvost, R Binaghi, A Abadie, and M Widra

Ige-producing hybridomas. Abstr., E L. Barsumian, E Berenstein, L Basciano, and R P. Siraganian

Ige production and suppression in mice. Carl prausnitz memorial lecture., Z Ovary

Ige responses to synthetic polypeptide antigens. I. Simultan- eous ir gene and isotype-specific regulation of ige responses to l-glutamic acid60-l-alanine30-l-tryosine10(gat)., A Dessein, R N. Germain, M E. Dorf, and B Benacerraf

Ige-selective and antigen-specific unresponsiveness in mice. I. Induction of the unresponsiveness by administration of ovalbumin-pullulan conjugate., M Usui and T Matuhasi

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IGF-1:tetanus toxin fragment C fusion protein improves delivery of IGF-1 to spinal cord but fails to prolong survival of ALS mice., R J. Chian, J Li, I Ay, S A. Celia, B B. Kashi, E Tamrazian, J C. Matthews, R T. Bronson, A Rossomando, R B. Pepinsky, P S. Fishman, R H. Brown, and J W. Francis

Igf-I and postnatal growth of weaver mutant mice., W Yao, J Zhong, C J. Rosen, J M. Hock, and W H. Lee

IGF-I regulates osteoprotegerin (OPG) and receptor activator of nuclear factor-kappaB ligand in vitro and OPG in vivo., J Rubin, Bicknell C. Ackert, L Zhu, X Fan, T C. Murphy, M S. Nanes, R Marcus, L Holloway, W G. Beamer, and C J. Rosen

IGF-I secretion by prostate carcinoma cells does not alter tumor-bone cell interactions in vitro or in vivo., J Rubin, X Fan, J Rahnert, B Sen, C L. Hsieh, T C. Murphy, M S. Nanes, L G. Horton, W G. Beamer, and C J. Rosen

Igg2a monoclonal antibodies inhibit human tumor growth through interaction with effector cells., D Herlyn and H Koprowski

Igg2a, myeloma proteins and normal serum of balb/c mice. Abstr., R Lieberman, M P. Humphrey, and G O. With

Igg2a-producing variants of an igg2b-producing mouse myeloma cell line., T Francus, R Campbell, and B K. Birshtein

Igg-binding sites on macrophage cell membrane. I. Identification of two distincct fc receptors on mouse peritoneal macrophages., A Sulica, M Gherman, C Medesan, J Sjoquist, and V Ghetie

Igg-binding sites on macrophage cell membrane. II. Mobility of fc receptors induced by the interaction with their corresponding igg ligands., A Sulica, M Gherman, C Medesan, V Ghetie, and J Sjoquist

Igg b memory cell subpopulations: differences in suscept- ibility to stimulation by ti-1 and ti-2 antigens., T V. Tittle and M B. Rittenberg

Igg, hypergammaglobulinaemia in chronic parasitic infections in mice: evidence that the response reflects chronicity of antigen exposure., C B. Chapman, P M. Knopf, R F, and E A. Mitchell

Igg, hypergammaglobulinaemia in chronic parasitic infections in mice: magnitude of the response in mice infected with various parasites., C B. Chapman, P M. Knopf, J D. Hicks, and G F. Mitchell

Igg immune deposits in glomerular lesions of young new zealand black mice., S Ishida, T Sasaki, S Onodera, and K Ysohinaga

Igg on mouse erythrocytes augments activation of the human alternative complement pathway by enhancing deposition of c3b., F D. Moore, D T. Fearon, and K F. Austen

Igg or igm monoclonal antibodies reactive with different determinants on the molecular complex bearing lyt 2 antigen block t cell-mediated cytolysis in the absence of complement., M Sarmiento, A L. Glasebrook, and F W. Fitch

Igg recruiting component (grc): b cell-derived signal for igg antibody synthesis., S M. Hinchman and J R. Battisto

Igg response in vitro. I. The requirement for an inter- mediate responsive cell type., J R. North and B A. Askonas

Igg subclass distribution of anti-sheep red blood cell plaque-forming cells in mice with the cba/n defect., N E. Phillips and P A. Campbell

Igg subclass, ige, and iga anti-trinitrophenyl antibody production within trinitrophenyl-ficoll-responsive b cell clones. Evidence in support of three distinct switching pathways., P K. Mongini, W E. Paul, and E S. Metcalf

Igg synthesis in hybrid cells from an antibody-producing mouse myeloma and an l cell substrain., P Periman

Igh-v or closely linked gene(s) control immunological memory to a thymus-independent antigen., J Colle, I Motta, B Shidani, and bachi P. Truffa

Igm and its partial purification., R Laskov, E Simon, D R. Al, U O. Mouse, and H A. As

Igm antibodies induce the production of antibodies of the same specificity., L Forni, A Coutinho, G Kohler, and N K. Jerne

Igm antibody-dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity in the moloney sarcoma virus system. The involvement of t and b lymphocytes as effector cells., E W. Lamon, H D. Whitten, H M. Skurzak, and E A. Lidin

Igm antibody with rabbit immunochemical characteristics in mice injected with rabbit splenic (rna-r). Abstr., V Yakulis, J Eipe, and N Costea

Igm-igg1,2,3 relationship during pregnancy., P Ralph, I Nakoinz, and M Cohn

Igm in bone marrow-derived lymphocytes. Changes in synthesis turnover and secretion, and in numbers of molecules on the surface of b cells after mitogenic stimulation., F Melchers and J Andersson

Igm in bone marrow-derived lymphocytes. Synthesis, surface deposition, turnover and carbohydrate composition in unstimulated mouse b cells., J Andersson, L Lafleur, and F Melchers

Igm-induced tumor cell cytotoxicity mediated by normal thymocytes., E W. Lamon, H D. Whitten, B Lidin, and H H. Fudenberg

Igm-mediated, t cell-independent suppression of humoral immunity., J Ordal, S Smith, D Ness, R K. Gershon, and F C. Grumet

Igm-producing tumors in the balb/c mouse. A model for b-cell maturation., J Andersson, J Buxbaum, R Citronbaum, S Douglas, L Forni, F Melchers, B Pernis, and D Stott

Igm rheumatoid factor as a source of non-specificity in murine anti-allotype sera., K D. Keeler, J M. Phillips, and D W. Dresser

Igm rheumatoid factors in mice injected with bacterial lipopolysaccharides., S Izui, R A. Eisenberg, and F J. Dixon

Iibeta-hydroxy dehydrogenase system activity in thymi of mice follow- ing prolonged cortisol treatment., T F. Dougherty, M L. Berliner, and D L. Berliner

II. Characteristics of primary cell-mediated cytotoxic response., C Ting, D Rodrigues, G S. Bushar, D R. Herberman, and E I. Leukemia

Iii. Dissemination of metastases from a strontium-90-induced trans- planted osteosarcoma investigated by whole-body autoradiography., A Nilsson and S Ullberg

II. Induction of in vitro ige antibody response in murine spleen cells and demonstration of a possible involvement of distinct t-helper cells in ige and igg antibody responses., M Kimoto, T Kishimoto, S Noguchi, T Watanabe, D Y. Yamamura, and T O. Classes

II. Inhibition of the erythropoietin effect by interferon., K A. Smith, T N. Fredrickson, E Mobraaten, D E. Demaeyer, and T O. Cells

Iii. The three h-2 linked rmv genes are immune response genes con- trolling the antiviral antibody response., P Debre, B Boyer, S Gisselbrecht, A Bismuth, D J. Levy, and C C. Mice

I. Immunosurveillance and tumorigenesis in balb/c mice--1. Early reactive state in mesenteric granulomas., V A. Toma and J D. Anderson

I. Immunosurveillance and tumorigenesis in balb/c mice--1. Early reactive state in peyer's patches., V A. Toma and F P. Retief

I. Immunosurveillance and tumorigenesis in balb/c mice. 1. Early reactive state in the caecal lymphoid tissue aggregate., V A. Toma and J D. Anderson

I. Immunosurveillance and tumorigenesis in balb/c mice. 1. Early reactive state in the spleen and spleen-attached granulomatous tissue., V A. Toma and J D. Anderson

II. Rabbit anti-el4 serum. A reagent which discriminates between murine cytotoxic and suppressor cells., sakkaf L. Al, A Cooke, L Heppel, P Hutchings, and B Jones

II. Ultrastructural differences in attachment patterns of indicator cells to target cells in the rosette-forming process., E Mandache, I Moraru, J Sjoquist, and V Ghetie

I-j-restricted interactions in the generation of azobenzenear- sonate-specific suppressor t cells., M Takaoki, M S. Sy, A Tominaga, A Lowy, M Tsurufuji, O Finberg, B Benacerraf, and M I. Greene

I-j restrictions on the activation and interaction of parental and f1-derived ts3 suppressor cells., M Minami, S Furusawa, and M E. Dorf

IL-15 mediates anti-tumor effects after cyclophosphamide injection of tumor-bearing mice and enhances adoptive immunotherapy: the potential role of NK cell subpopulations., R Evans, J A. Fuller, G Christianson, D M. Krupke, and A B. Troutt

Il-1 production by peritoneal macrophages of tumor- bearing mice., Lorna R. Blanco

IL-21 and SLE., Shauna Bennett

IL-2 expression in tumor bearing mice and after combination therapy., Mary Crosby

IL-5 and eosinophils are essential for the development of airway hyperresponsiveness following acute respiratory syncytial virus infection., J Schwarze, G Cieslewicz, E Hamelmann, A Joetham, L D. Shultz, M C. Lamers, and E W. Gelfand

Ileal lipid-binding protein (Illbp) gene maps to mouse chromosome 11., E H. Birkenmeier, L B. Rowe, M W. Crossman, and J I. Gordon

Il quadro istologico ed enzimatico del fegato nella sindrome dell 'obesita iperglicemica., M Cairella and L Leofreddi

Imaging axonal transport of mitochondria in vivo., T Misgeld, M Kerschensteiner, F M. Bareyre, R W. Burgess, and J W. Lichtman

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Imaging label-free intracellular structures by localisation microscopy., Rainer Kaufmann, Patrick Müller, Michael Hausmann, and Christoph Cremer

Imaging of human melanoma xenografts in nude mice with a radiolabeled monoclonal antibody., T Ghose, S Ferrone, K Imai, S T. Norvell Jr., S J. Luner, R H. Martin, and A H. Blair

Imcreased susceptibility of newborn mice to infection with polio and lcm viruses after pretreatment with adult mouse lymphoid tissue. Abstr., A Paraf, R E. Billingham, and H Koprowski

Immature b cells as the target for in vivo tolerance induction., N R. Klinman, A F. Schrater, and D H. Katz

Immature megakaryocytes in the mouse: in vitro relationship to megakaryocyte progenitor cells and mature megakaryocytes., M W. Long, N Williams, and T P. Mcdonald

Immature thymocytes isolated using a sialic acid-specific lectin are unresponsive to conanavalin a., L R. Herron, C A. Abel, J Vanderwall, and P A. Campbell

Immature t lineage lymphocytes in athymic mice. Presence of tl, lifespan and homeostatic regulation., G E. Roelants, K S. Mayor, L Hagg, and F Loor

Immediate adaptation of mouse hepatitis virus to growth in a geneti- cally resistant strain of mice. Abstr., I Shif and F B. Bang

Immediate effects of protons on the mammalian brain., S H. Nystrom

Immersion interferometry in studies of the functional morphology and cytogenetics of mouse ascites tumors., A C. Longwell

Immobilite du fer mammaire chez la souris anemiee. Aspects histo- chimique et ultrastructural., J Girardie

Immobilization of membrane h-2 antigens by paraformaldehyde fixation., E L. Parr and J S. Oei

Immobilizing and hyperglycemic effects of benzyl alcohol, a common preservative., N Baker and R J. Huebotter

Immune activation by t-independent antigens: lack of effect of macrophage depletion on the immune response to tnp-lps, pvp and dextran., D M. Wong and H B. Herscowitz

Immune and mitogenic responses by balb/c, c3h/hej, and nude mice to brucella abortus bacterin and lipopolysac- charide., J M. Spellman and N D. Reed

Immune and natural antibodies to syngeneic murine plasma cell tumors., R B. Herberman and T Aoki

Immune capacity and response to antigenic tumors., R J. Risdall, J C. Aust, and C F. Khann

Immune capacity of mice tolerating a weakly incompatible skin allograft. I. Tolerance induction by neonatal skin graft in adult recipient or by neonatal inoculation of adult cells., V Viklicky, M Polackova, and B Wabik

Immune cell demographics in lipodystrophic adipose tissue., Alison Dempsey

Immune competence and diabetes mellitus. II. Experimental mouse studies., M A. Mandel

Immune competence and immunosuppressive factors in splenectomized tumor-bearing mice., R B. Whitney, B L. Pope, and J G. Levy

Immune competence of hereditarily asplenic mice., B Lozzio and L B. Wargon

Immune competence of lymphoid cells from mice given anti-lymphoid serum. Abstr., B A. Van der werf, A P. Monaco, and P S. Russell

Immune competence of obese (ob/ob) mice. Abstr., J W. Dewille, P J. Fraker, and D R. Romsos

Immune competence of splenic lymphocytes following graft-vs-host disease in mouse allogeneic radiation chimeras., P Urso and N Gengozian

Immune competency of nude mice bred from homozygous and heterozygous mothers., M H. Kramer and M E. Gershwin

Immune complex disease in murine systemic lupus erythematosus and serum sickness. Abstr., J M. Cruse, R E. Lewis, A J. Ainsworth, M C. Yarbrough, V G. Lockard, and C Skinner

Immune complexes in cancer. Demonstration of complexes in mice bearing neuroblastomas., M B. Oldstone

Immune complexes in mice infected neonatally with moloney leukaemo- genic and murine sarcoma viruses., M S. Hirsch, A C. Allison, and J J. Harvey

Immune complexes in skin of nzb/nzw mice., V M. Sommer, U H. Rudofsky, and A E. Gabrielsen

Immune complexes in the skin of nzb mice. Abstr., R H. Van meter, U H. Rudofsky, and A E. Gabrielsen

Immune complexes in the skin of nzb/nzw (b/w) mice. Abstr., V Sommer and A E. Gabrielsen

Immune complexes localized in the renal glomeruli of akr mice, the presence of mulv gs-i and c-type rna tumor virus gs-3 determinants., R V. Markham, J C. Sutherland, E F. Cimino, W P. Drake, and M R. Mardiney

Immune complex glomerulonephritis in old c57bl/6 mice. Abstr., H G. Porter and D D. Porter

Immune complex in glomeruli of normal pregnancy. Abstr., K S. Tung

Immune complex vasculitis in beige mice. Abstr., K J. Johnson and J Varani

Immune conservation. A possible consequence of the mechanism of interferon-induced antibody suppression., R J. Booth, J M. Booth, and J Marbrook

Immune control of SV40-induced tumors in mice., S Pan, J Abramczuk, and B B. Knowles

Immune cytolysis by automatic determination of cell volume distribution. Abstr., A E. Reif and C M. Robinson

Immune cytolysis of mouse macrophages in vitro., R Gallily and ishay Z. Ben

Immune cytolysis of mouse thymic lymphocytes., A E. Reif

Immune cytolysis of murine tumor cells mediated by xenogeneic 'immune' rna., D H. Kern and Y H. Pilch

Immune cytolysis of three mouse ascites tumors., A E. Reif

Immune deficiency and graft vs host reaction (gvhr) in mouse radi- ation chimeras. Abstr., P Urso, T A. Gilman, N Gengozian, and E H. Perkins

Immune deficiency induced in mice exposed in utero to 2'- -deoxycoformycin. Abstr., L Currao, O Bagasra, and I Damjanov

Immune depression in trypanosome-infected mice. II. Characteri- zation of the spleen cell types involved., G E. Roelants, T W. Pearson, H W. Tyrer, and L B. Lundin

Immune depression in trypanosome-infected mice. Iii. Supp- ressor cells., T W. Pearson and G E. Roelants

Immune depression in trypanosome-infected mice. IV. Kinetics of suppression and alleviation by the trypanocidal drug berenil., G E. Roelants, T W. Pearson, W I. Morrison, and L B. Lundin

Immune-depressive effect of urethan on the homograft response in mice., G Parmiani

Immune electron microscopy of mouse mammary tumor virus. Abstr., H Tanaka and D H. Moore

Immune elimination and immune retention: the relationship between antigen retained in the foot and the elicitation of footpad swelling., J G. Tew, T E. Mandel, and P L. Rice

Immune enhancement in mice by ara-a., J Hinrichs, D Kitz, G Kobayashi, and J R. Little

Immune exclusion is a function of iga., C R. Stokes, J F. Soothill, and M W. Turner

Immune function in aged mice. II. B-cell function., R E. Callard, A Basten, and L K. Waters

Immune function in aged mice. Iii. Role of macrophages and effect of 2-mercaptoethanol in the response of spleen cells from old mice to phytohemagglutinin, lipopolysaccharide and allogeneic cells., R E. Callard

Immune function in aged mice. I. T-cell responsiveness using phytohaemagglutinin as a functional probe., R E. Callard and A Basten

Immune function in aged mice. IV. Loss of t cell and b cell function in thymus-dependent antibody responses., R E. Callard and A Basten

Immune function in lines of mice selected for high or low degrees of behavioral asymmetry., E Fride, R L. Collins, P Skolnick, and P K. Arora

Immune functions., H J. Winn

Immune functions characteristic of sjl/j mice and their association with age and spontaneous reticulum cell sarcoma., M H. Owens and B Bonavida

Immune functions in methyl and ethyl carbamate treated mice., M I. Luster, J H. Dean, G A. Boorman, M P. Dieter, and H T. Hayes

Immune (gamma) interferon and lymphotoxin production by t cell lines and hybrids. Abstr., B S. Conta and N H. Ruddle

Immune inhibition of allogeneic lymphoma cells in the peritoneal cavity of mice., M C. Fioretti, M Liberati, E Bonmassar, and G Cudkowicz

Immune interferon. II. Different cellular site for the production of murine macrophage migration inhibitory factor and interferon., C Neumann and C Sorg

Immune interferon induced by phytohemagglutinin in nude mouse spleen cells., J Wietzerbin, S Stefanos, R Falcoff, M Lucero, L Catinot, and E Falcoff

Immune interferon induction by t-cell mitogens involves different t-cell subpopulations., D L. Archer, B G. Smith, J T. Ulrich, and H M. Johnson

Immune interferon. I. Production by lymphokine-activated murine macrophages., C Neumann and C Sorg

Immune interferon secretion as an expression of immunological memory to transplantation antigens: in vivo generation of long- -lived, recirculating memory cells., J Virelizier and grand D. Guy

Immune lymph node rna as a protective malarial immunogen against plasmodium berghei. Abstr., M L. Barr, E J. Cabrera, and J E. Heidrich

Immune lysis of thymus and spleen cells of embryonic and neonatal mice., M Schlesinger

Immune macrophage functions in high and low cancer incidence strains of mice. A comparative study. Abstr., R Gallily and ghera N. Haran

Immune manipulation by bcg administered before or after cyclophosph- amide for chemo-immunotherapy of l1210 leukaemia., G Mathe, pannenko O. Halle, and C Bourut

Immune manipulations and brain-reactive antibody formation in aging mice., K Nandy and M Bennett

Immune mechanisms in ehrlich ascites tumor growth in mice., M Marusic

Immune mechanisms in homotransplantation. II. Quantitative assay of the immunologic activity of lymphoid cells stimulated by tumor homo- grafts., H J. Winn

Immune mechanisms in homotransplantation. II. Quantitative assay of the immunologic activity of lymphoid cells stimulated by tumor homografts., H J. Winn

Immune mechanisms in homotransplantation. I. The role of serum antibody and complement in the neutralizaton of lymphoma cells., H J. Winn

Immune mechanisms in leukemia. Evaluation of immunocompetent cell populations., O A. Lukasewycz, D Martinez, and W H. Murphy

Immune mechanisms in leukemia. Protective capacity of the major lymphoid cell compartments., O A. Lukasewycz, P S. Duffey, and W H. Murphy

Immune mechanisms in leukemia. Role of the ia antigens., O A. Lukasewycz and J A. Frelinger

Immune mechanisms in leukemia. Suppression of cellular immunity by drugs and x-irradiation., D Martinez, O A. Lukasewycz, and W H. Murphy

Immune mechanisms in leukemia. Suppression of cellular immunity by starvation., D Martinez, S Cox, O A. Lukasewycz, and W H. Murphy

Immune mechanisms in parabiosis intoxication., H R. Hilgard, E A. Cornelius, A P. Dalmasso, and R A. Good

Immune mechanisms that stimulate mouse leukocyte migration in response to schistosomula of schistosoma mansoni., S L. James and A Sher

Immune-mediated arrest and reversal of established visceral metastases in athymic mice., R H. Wiltrout, P Frost, M K. Morrison, and R S. Kerbel

Immune modulation by thymosin fraction 5 (tf-5): demonstration of suppression and enhancement of cellular immune response in experimental autoimmune thyroiditis (eat). Abstr., V Tomazic and P B. Chretien

Immune modulation in tumor-bearing mice by low phenylalanine diet. Abstr., M J. Pine

Immune precipitation of immunoglobulin producing polysomes from mouse myeloma cells., R Laskov and S Mitelman

Immune reaction of tumor-bearing mice to propionibacterium acnes and the antitumor effect of the bacteria., V Silobrcic, G Fredrickson, R Sedlacek, H D. Suit, and G Wolberg

Immunereactions in recent jul@@@venile diabetes (rjd) and vi induced diabetes of mice. Abstr., H Muntefering, J Biener, J Bertrans, and F A. Gries

Immune reactions of multiparous female mice to fetal H-2 alloantigens., N Kaliss

Immune reactions to a murine leukemia virus. I. Induction of immunity to infection with virus in the natural host., M A. Fink and F J. Rauscher

Immune reactions to the tumor in progeny of mice that survived a syngeneic tumor application., Anthony D. Owen

Immune reactivity during ageing. II. Analysis of the cellular mechanisms involved in the deficient antibody response in old mice., D Friedman and A Globerson

Immune reactivity during aging. I. T-helper dependent and independent antibody responses to different antigens, in vivo and in vitro., D Friedman and A Globerson

Immune reactivity following poly i-poly c treatment in mice., D Collavo, B Finco, and bianchi L. Chieco

Immune reactivity in bxsb (nzb x bxsb) f1 hybrids and mrl/mp lpr/lpr mice. Abstr., A J. Ainsworth and J M. Cruse

Immune reactivity in mice thymectomized soon after birth, normal response after pregnancy., D Osoba

Immune reactivity in the moloney strain of murine sarcoma virus oncogenesis. Requirement of thymus-derived lymphocytes for in vivo protection., D Collavo, A Colombatti, G Biasi, and A J. Davies

Immune reactivity of progeny of tetraparental male mice., A Mclaren, P Chandler, M Buehr, W Fierz, and E Simpson

Immune reactivity of rbl-3, a nonproducer leukemia induced by rauscher murine leukemia virus in c57bl/6 mice., K S. Chang

Immune reactivity prior to development of thymic lymphoma in c57bl mice., R G. Doell, C D. Cyr, and P Grabar

Immune recognition of tumor cells in vivo. I. Role of h-2-gene products in t lymphocyte activation against minor histocompatibility antigens displayed by adenocarcinoma cells., G Forni, S Landolfo, M Giovarelli, W, and R B. Herberman

Immune recovery and repair after 60 co exposure in normal and tumorous mice. Abstr., J B. Dubois, B Serrou, H Pourquier, T Reme, and B Delor

Immune regression of visceral metastases in athymic mice. Correlation of "low-level" in vitro cell-mediated cytotoxic reactions with allograft rejection in vivo., R H. Wiltrout, P Frost, and M K. Morrison

Immune regulation in murine schistosomiasis japonica: inhibition of in vitro antigen- and mitogen-induced cellular responses by splenocyte culture supernatants and by purified fractions from serum of chronically infected mice., K S. Garb, A B. Stavitsky, G R. Olds, J W. Tracy, and A A. Mahmound

Immune rejection of allotransplanted akr cells by cdf1 mice. Abstr., R Ducos

Immune repair capacity of zinc deficient young adult and neonatal mice. Abstr., P Fraker and C Zwickl

Immune response. Abstr., A Schwartz, arbouys S. Orbach, P W. Askenase, D R. Gershon, and H S. The

Immune response against apparently host-compatible transplantable tumors., L A. Manson, L Goldstein, R Thorn, and J Palmer

Immune response against the beta-galactosidase enzyme of e. Coli at precursor cell level. I. Analysis of the secondary repertoire in balb/c mice., R S. Accolla and F Celada

Immune response against two epitopes on the same thymus- -independent polysaccharide carrier. I. Role of epitope density in carrier-dependent immunity and tolerance., C Fernandez and G Moller

Immune response-associated antigens on mouse leukemia cells. I. Detection of ia antigens on grsl cells., K Okuda, S E. Cullen, J Hilgers, and C David

Immune response-associated antigens on mouse leukemia cells. II. Anti-ia sera inhibit the mlr reaction between normal gr spleen cells and syngeneic spleen cells of grsl tumor-bearing mice., K Okuda, B C. Neely, J Hilgers, and C S. David

Immune response by cultured bone marrow and thymus cells. Abstr., S K. Schmiege and H C. Miller

Immune response by the mouse to orally administered actinophage., S G. Bradley, Y B. Kim, and D W. Watson

[Immune response deficiency in (M523 X CBA)F1 mouse lymphocytes cultivated in vivo in semisyngeneic recipients], L N. Fontalin, T K. Novikova, I K. Egorov, Z K. Blandova, and I A. Kondrat'eva

Immune response deficiency of bsvs mice. I. Identification of ir gene differences between a/j and bsvs mice in the antistreptococcal group a carbohydrate response., D E. Briles, R M. Krause, and J M. Davie

Immune response deficiency of bsvs mice. II. Generalized deficiency to thymuc-dependent antigens., D E. Briles, R M. Perlmutter, D Hansburg, S Little, and J M. Davie

Immune response engendered in mice by multiparity., N Kaliss and M K. Dagg

Immune response engendered in mice by multiparity., N Kaliss and M K. Dagg

Immune response engendered in mice by multiparity. Abstr., N Kaliss

Immune-response gene control of cytotoxic t-cell responses to h-y., R D. Gordon and E Simpson

Immune response gene regulation of accessorry cell function of non-t, non-b spleen adherent cells. Abstr., H B. Dickler, A Singer, C Cowing, K S. Hathcock, and R J. Hodes

Immune response genes. (editorial), B Benacerraf

Immune response genes have a variable influence on the selection of antigenic foreign and self determinants of insulin., I R. Cohen, J Talmon, ram V. Lev, and nun A. Ben

Immune response in aged mice. Change of cell-mediated immunity with aging., S Kishimoto, S Shigemoto, and Y Yamamura

Immune response in diabetic mice: influence of in vivo metabolic environment. Abstr., B S. Handwerger, G Fernandes, and D M. Brown

Immune response in irradiated mice with peyer's patch shielding., L O. Jacobson, E K. Marks, E L. Simmons, and E O. Gaston

Immune response in irradiated mice with peyer's patch shielding. Abstr., L Jacobson, E Simmons, E Marks, E Gaston, and J Kolar

Immune response in malnutrition. Differential effect of dietary protein restriction on the igm and igg response to alloantigens., I Malave and M Layrisse

Immune response in mice to hapten conjugated sepharose., S Koskimies

Immune response in preleukemic mice., wettstein M. Frey and E F. Hays

Immune response in the mutant diabetic c57bl/ks-db+ mouse. Discrepancies between in vitro and in vivo immunological assays., G Fernandes, B S. Handwerger, E J. Yunis, and D M. Brown

Immune response in tumor-bearing mice., I Kamo and N Ishida

Immune response in tumor-bearing patients and animals. I. Production of tetanus antitoxin., M Sekiguchi, K Ashikawa, K Motoya, and Y Ishibashi

Immune response in tumor-bearing patients and animals. IV. Immunolo- gical competence in lymphoid cells of tumor-bearing mice., M Sekiguchi, T Odaka, G Fujii, and Y Ishibashi

Immune response in vitro, independence of 'activated' lymphoid cells., C W. Pierce and B Benacerraf

Immune response (ir) genes expressed at macrophage-b lymphocyte interactions., S Howie and M Feldmann

Immune response mediated by liposome-associated protein antigens. II. Comparison of the effectiveness of vesicle-entrapped and surface- -associated antigen in immunopotentiation., P N. Shek and B H. Sabiston

Immune response of aged mice. Abstr., E A. Goidl, J Innes, and M E. Weksler

Immune response of anti-igd treated mice. Abstr., Y Chen, Y Baine, P Tonda, B Pernis, G W. Siskind, and E B. Jacobson

Immune response of athymic nude mice to papovavirus sv40 tumor-associated antigens., S S. Tevethia, G Waneck, and M J. Tevethia

Immune response of balb/c mice to phthalate: characterization of a new and useful model for studying immune regulation., R B. Bankert and G L. Mayers

Immune response of balb/c x dba/2f1 mice to a tumor allograft during pyran copolymer-induced tumor enhancement., R M. Schultz, W A. Woods, S J. Mohr, and M A. Chirigos

Immune response of congenitally thymusless mice to heterologous erythrocytes., N D. Reed and J W. Jutila

Immune response of inbred strains of mice to dnp-bgg. Abstr., R C. Newton and C M. Warner

Immune response of mice in immunotherapy of tumors with syngeneic antitumor serum plus lipopolysaccharide., M Saito, M Yamazaki, and D Mizuno

Immune response of mice to ingested toxoplasma gondii: a model of toxoplasma infection acquired by ingestion., R Mcleod, R G. Estes, D G. Mack, and H Cohen

Immune response of mice to nucleic acids, strain-dependent differ- ences in magnitude and class of antibody production., B D. Stollar, S Fuchs, and E Mozes

Immune response of mice to the O-AKR alloantigen., Mary Louise Markert

Immune response of mice to the thy-1.1 Antigen. Effect of the ir-5 alleles studied in 129/j and b10.129(6m) Mice., M B. Zaleski

Immune response of mice to the thy-1.1 Antigen. Intra- -h-2 mapping of the complementary ir-thy-1 loci., M B. Zaleski and J Klein

Immune response of mice to thy-1.1 Antigen, genetic control by alleles at the ir-5 locus loosely linked to the h-2 complex., M Zaleski and J Klein

Immune response of mice to thy-1.1 Antigen. Studies on congenic lines., M B. Zaleski

Immune response of new zealand mice to trinitrophenylated syngeneic mouse red cells., D Naor, B Bonavida, R A. Robinson, I N. Shibata, D E. Percy, and E V. Barnett

Immune response of nzb mice following x-irradiation. Abstr., J I. Morton, M Stampfer, D Suher, and B V. Siegel

Immune response of the mouse to gram-negative bacterial outer membrane extracts as assessed with monoclonal antibodies., E B. Mackie, B M. Longenecker, H R. Rabin, V L. Ninno, and L E. Bryan

Immune response of the mouse to the major core protein (p30) of ecotropic leukemia viruses., R C. Nowinski and A Watson

Immune response region-associated antigens of the mouse. Biochemical properties of detergent and papain solubilized molecules., M Hess

Immune response restoration with macrophage culture supernatants., M Hoffmann and R W. Dutton

Immune responses against native and chemically modified albumins in mice. I. Analysis of non-thymus-processed (b) and thymus-processed (t) cell responses against methylated bovine serum albumin., V Schirrmacher and H Wigzell

Immune responses against native and chemically modified albumins in mice. II. Effect of alteration of electric charge and conformation on the humoral antibody response and on helper t cell responses., V Schirrmacher and H Wigzell

Immune responses and lymphocyte mitogenic activation in mice under oral contraceptive treatment., J M. Rojo and A Portoles

Immune responses during administration of adriamcin and c. Parvum. Abstr., N V. Dimitrov and T M. Denny

Immune responses in aged mice., S Kishimoto, I Tsuyuguchi, and Y Yamamura

Immune responses in aged mice, changes of antibody-forming cell precursors and antigen-reactive cells with ageing., S Kishimoto and Y Yamamura

Immune responses in congenitally thymus-less mice. I. Absence of response to oxazolone., H Pritchard and H Micklem

Immune responses in congenitally thymus-less mice. II. Quantitative studies of serum immunoglobulins, the antibody response to sheep erythrocytes, and the effect of thymus allografting., H Pritchard, J Riddaway, and H S. Micklem

Immune responses in experimental leishmaniasis. Abstr., rodriguez B. Arredondo and H Perez

Immune responses in mice against herpes simplex virus: mechanisms of protection against facial and ganglionic infections., H J. Zweerink, D Martinez, R J. Lynch, and L W. Stanton

Immune responses in mice infected with lactic dehydrogenase virus. I. Antibody response to dnp-bgg and hyperglobulinaemia in balb/c mice., M C. Michaelides and E Simms

Immune responses in mice infected with lactic dehydrogenase virus. II. Contact sensitization to dnfb and characterization of lymphoid cells during acute ldv infection., M C. Michaelides and E S. Simms

Immune responses in mice infected with lactic dehydrogenase virus. Iii. Antibody response to a t-dependent and a t- -independent antigen during acute and chronic ldv infection., M C. Michaelides and E S. Simms

Immune responses in mice infected with lactic dehydrogenase virus. IV. Functional status of the macrophage during acute ldv infection., M C. Michaelides and E S. Simms

Immune responses in mice to tumour challenge after immunization with newcastle disease virus-infected or x-irradiated tumour cells or cell fractions., P C. Beverley, R M. Lowenthal, and D A. Tyrrell

Immune responses in nonhaired mice., S M. Smith, P D. Forbes, and T J. Linna

Immune responses in preleukaemic and leukaemic akr mice., D Metcalf and R Moulds

Immune responses in spleen colonies. I. Clonal distribution of haemolytic plaque-forming cells., F Celada and H Wigzell

Immune responses in spleen colonies. II. Clonal assortment of 19s- and 7s-producting cells in mice reacting against two antigens., F Celada and H Wigzell

Immune responses in two strains of house mice with a large difference in leukocyte levels., N Kaliss and C K. Chai

Immune responses in two strains of house mice with a large difference in leukocyte levels., N Kaliss and C K. Chai

Immune responses in vitro. I. Cellular requirements for the immune response by nonprimed and primed spleen cells in vitro., C W. Pierce

Immune responses in vitro. I. Culture conditions for antibody synthesis., R E. Click, L Benck, and B J. Alter

Immune responses in vitro. Iii. Development of primary gamma m, gamma g, and gamma a plaque-forming cell responses in mouse spleen cell cultures stimulated with heterologous erythrocytes., C W. Pierce, B M. Johnson, H E. Gershon, and R Asofsky

Immune responses in vitro. II. Suppression of the immune response in vitro by specific antibody., C W. Pierce

Immune responses in vitro. IV. Suppression of primary gamma m, gamma g, and gamma a plaque-forming cell responses in mouse spleen cell cultures by class-specific antibody to mouse immunoglobulins., C W. Pierce, S M. Solliday, and R Asofsky

Immune responses in vitro. VI. Genetic control of the in vivo-in vitro discrepancies in 19s antibody synthesis., R E. Click, L Benck, B J. Alter, and J C. Lovchik

Immune responses in vitro. Vii. Differentiation of h-2 and non-h-2 alloantigens of the mouse by a dual mixed leukocyte culture., A B. Peck and R E. Click

Immune responses in vitro. Viii. Analysis of cell clusters., J A. Mc intyre and C W. Pierce

Immune responses in vitro. Viii. Mixed leukocyte culture reactivity induced by theta antigen., A B. Peck and R E. Click

Immune responses in vitro. V. Rold of mercaptoethanol in the mixed- -leukocyte reaction., katz E. Heber and R E. Click

Immune responses in vitro. V. Suppression of gamma m, gamma g, and gamma a plaque-forming cell responses in cultures of primed mouse spleen cells by class-specific antibody to mouse immunoglobulins., C W. Pierce, S M. Solliday, and R Asofsky

Immune responses in vitro. XI. Suppression of primary igm and igg plaque-forming cell responses in vitro by alloantisera against leukocyte alloantigens., C W. Pierce, J A. Kapp, S M. Solliday, M E. Dorf, and B Benacerraf

Immune responses of diabetic animals. Comparison of genetically obese and streptozotocin-diabetic mice., W K. Nichols, J B. Spellmann, and R A. Daynes

Immune responses of diabetic animals. Direct immunosuppressant effects of streptozotocin in mice., W K. Nichols, J B. Spellman, L L. Vann, and R A. Daynes

Immune responses of inbred mice to repeated low doses of antigen, relationship to histocompatibility (h-2) type., N M. Vaz and B B. Levine

Immune responses of mice against poly(glu lys ala) terpolymers and linkage with h-2., P H. Maurer and C F. Merryman

Immune responses of mice to gla40 measured by plaque forming and t cell proliferative assays. Abstr., U M. Babu, C H. Lai, P H. Maurer, and C F. Merryman

Immune responses of mice to iodoacetate-treated ehrlich ascites tumour cells., M Wang and W J. Halliday

Immune responses of mice to poly(l-tyr-l-glu-l-ala-gly) and its oligomers., C Lai and P H. Maurer

Immune responses to 4-isothiocyano-4'-nitrodiphenylamine (cgp-4540) in mice and guinea pigs. Abstr., D A. Levy, B Feigen, P Gearhart, and E Bueding

Immune responses to a soluble schistosomal egg antigen preparation during chronic primary infection with schistosoma mansoni., D G. Colley

Immune responses to candida albicans in genetically distinct mice., R F. Hector, J E. Domer, and E W. Carrow

Immune responses to complex protein antigens. I. Mhc control of immune responses to bovine albumin., R L. Riley, L D. Wilson, R N. Germain, and D C. Benjamin

Immune responses to experimental tumours., E A. Boyse

Immune responses to hapten-lipopolysaccharide conjugates. I. Modulation of in vivo antibody responses to the polysaccharide., R R. Skelly, P Munkenbeck, and D C. Morrison

Immune responses to influenza virus in the mouse, and their role in control of the infection., J L. Virelizier, A C. Allison, and G C. Schild

Immune responses to labial infection of balb/c mice with herpes simplex virus type 1., P S. Morahan, T A. Thomson, S Kohl, and B K. Murray

Immune responses to vaginal or systemic infection of balb/c mice with herpes simplex virus type 2., P S. Morahan, M C. Breinig, and M B. Mcgeorge

Immune responses to virus-induced tumours., A C. Allison

Immune responses to weakly immunogenic murine-leukemia-virus- -induced tumors. Viii. Characterization of suppressor cells., O Duetsch, B Devens, and D Naor

Immune responses to weakly immunogenic murine-leukemia-virus- -induced tumors. Vii. Kinetic studies on various parameters of effects induced with suppressor cells., O Deutsch, B Devens, and D Naor

Immune responses to weakly immunogenic virally induced tumors. Iii. Genetically unrestricted cytolysis of allogeneic tumor target cells., B Devens and D Naor

Immune responses to weakly immunogenic virally induced tumors. II. Suppressive effects of the in vivo carried tumor yac., B Devens, N Galili, O Deutsch, D Naor, and E Klein

Immune responses to weakly immunogenic virally induced tumors. I. Overcomming low responsiveness by priming mice with a syngeneic in vitro tumor line or allogeneic cross-reactive tumor., N Galili, B Devens, D Naor, S Becker, and E Klein

Immune responses to weakly immunogenic virally induced tumors. V. Short in vitro cultivation of yac changes its antigenic properties., B Devens, L Schochot, and D Naor

Immune response suppression by an inhibitor in normal and immune mouse serum., B Veit and J Michael

Immune response to adenovirus 12-induced tumour antigens, as measured in vitro by the macrophage migration inhibition test., R C. Rees and C W. Potter

Immune response to a hapten coupled to a nonimmunogenic carrier. Influence of lipopolysaccharide., J R. Schmidtke and F J. Dixon

Immune response to alloantigens in vitro, amplifi- cation of the development of cytotoxic t lymphocytes by lipopolysaccharide and polyadenylic:polyuridylic acid., P R. Narayanan, D B. Kloehn, and G Sundharadas

Immune response to alloantigens of thymus studies in mice with plaque assay., H Fuji, M Zaleski, and F Milgrom

Immune response to an allogeneic progressively growing solid tumor., A E. Eggers

Immune response to a soluble protein antigen in nzb mice., D M. Weir and W Mcbride

Immune response to a transplantable malignant melanoma in mice., W N. Bartholomaeus, A E. Bray, J M. Papadimitriou, and D Keast

Immune response to atypical mycobacteria: immunocompetence of heavily infected mice measured in vivo fails to substantiate immunosuppression data obtained in vitro., I M. Orme and F M. Collins

Immune response to calf collagen type i in mice a combined control of ir-1a and no n h-2 linked genes., H Nowack, E Hahn, C S. David, R Timpl, and D Gotze

Immune response to dextran isomaltosyl oligosaccharide-protein conjugates in cba/n mice. Abstr., K E. Stein, D A. Zopf, and W E. Paul

Immune response to glutaraldehyde-treated cells. I. Dissociation of immunological memory and antibody production., A Ramos, F Zavala, and G Hoecker

Immune response to gross virus-induced lymphoma. II. Kinetics of the cellular immune response., M E. Oren, R B. Herberman, and T G. Canty

Immune response to gross virus-induced lymphoma. I. Kinetics of cytotoxic antibody response., R B. Herberman and M E. Oren

Immune response to hemocyanin in normal thymus-deprived and recon- stituted mice., J Kruger and R K. Gershon

Immune response to inactivated syngeneic mammary adenocarcinoma cells. II. Parameters of immunogenicity in dba/2 mice., F Delustro and J S. Haskill

Immune response to inactivated syngeneic mammary adenocarcinoma cells. I. Role and regulation of antibody synthesis in dba/2 mice., F Delustro and J S. Haskill

Immune response to intracellular parasites, suppression by antibody., F G. Araujo and J S. Remington

Immune response to lactate dehydrogenase-elevating virus: isolation of infectious virus-immunoglobulin g complexes and quantitation of specific antiviral immunoglobulin g response in wild-type and nude mice., W A. Cafruny and P G. Plagemann

Immune response to lactate dehydrogenase-elevating virus: serologically specific rabbit neutralizing antibody to the virus., W A. Cafruny and P G. Plagemann

Immune response to laminin, a noncollagenous glycoprotein of basement membrane, in a syngeneic murine system., A M. Mackel, F Delustro, and E C. Leroy

Immune response to levan. Iii. The capacity to produce anti- -inulin antibodies and cross-reactive idiotypes appears late in ontogeny., C Bona, J J. Mond, K E. Stein, S House, R Lieberman, and W E. Paul

Immune response to levan. II. T independence of suppression of cross-reactive idiotypes by anti-idiotype antibodies., C Bona, R Lieberman, S House, I Green, and W E. Paul

Immune response to phosphorylcholine. I. Characterization of the epitope-specific antibody., L Kluskens, W Lee, and H Kohler

Immune response to phosphorylcholine ii, natural 'auto'-anti-receptor antibody in neonatal balb/c mice., D S. Strayer and H Kohler

Immune response to phosphorylcholine. Viii. The response of cba/n mice to pc-lps., H Kohler, S Smyk, and J Fung

Immune response to phosphorylcholine. VI. Restricted heterogeneity in inhibition of plaque formation by anti- -idiotypic antibody., H Kohler and S Smyk

Immune response to polyoma tumor cells in mice. II. Antibody- -dependent cell-mediated cytotoxicity with embryonic and polyoma specificity., A S. Walia, B A. Cox, and E W. Lamon

Immune response to polyoma tumor cells in mice. Iii. Stimulation of tumor cell growth in vitro by spleen cells from immunized animals., A S. Walia and E W. Lamon

Immune response to polyoma tumor cells in mice. I. Magnitude and specificity of the in vitro cellular cytotoxicity elicited by immunization with graded numbers of tumor cells., A S. Walia and E W. Lamon

Immune response to rauscher virus-induced leukemia in dba mice. II. Correlation between antigenic expression and pathogenesis., F D. Toth and L Vaczi

Immune response to rauscher virus-induced leukemia in dba mice. I. Role of cellular and humoral immunity in spon- taneous regression., F D. Toth, S Gomba, L Vaczi, M Kasa, and J Jako

Immune response to rauscher virus-induced leukemia in dba mice. I. Role of cellular and humoral immunity in spontaneous regression., F D. Toth, S Gomba, L Vaczi, M Kasa, and J Jako

Immune response to sheep red cells in akr mouse leukemia., M D. Ram, R R. Kohn, and D Novak

Immune response to sheep red cells in akr mouse leukemia. Abstr., M D. Ram and R R. Kohn

Immune response to soluble h-2 antigen, humoral unresponsiveness in the presence of cellular immunity. Abstr., D Gotze and R A. Reisfeld

Immune response to spontaneous reticulum cell sarcoma (rcs) in sjl/j mice. Abstr., M Hescox and B Bonavida

Immune response to substituted arsanil-azo-human gamma globulin con- jugates in mice tolerant to human gamma globulin., F M. Dietrich

Immune response to syngeneic or autologous testicular cells in mice. 1. Augmented delayed footpad reaction in cyclo- phosphamide-treated mice., S Yoshida, K Nomoto, K Himeno, and K Takeya

Immune response to the p-azobenzenearsonate (aba)-gat conjugate. II. Hapten-specific t cells induced with aba-gat in gat responder x nonresponder f1 hybrids are restricted to the nonresponder haplotype., D Regnier and M Seman

Immune response to the p-azobenzenearsonate (aba)-gat conjugate: role of i region genes in the selective activation of aba-specific or gat-specific t helper cells., M Seman, D Regnier, B Hermier, and J Dubert

Immune response to the slp alloantigen in the mouse. H-2-linked qualitative and quantitative control., A A. Luderer and H C. Passmore

Immune response to the src gene product in mice bearing tumors induced by injection of avain sarcoma virus-transformed mouse cells., S J. Parsons, S C. Riley, E E. Mullen, E J. Brock, A C. Benjamin, W M. Kuehl, and J T. Parsons

Immune response to trichomonas vaginalis. I. Genetic regulation of ige antibody response to t. Vaginalis in mice., A Yano, R Kaji, S Kojima, and Z Ovary

Immune response to weakly immunogenic virally induced tumors. IV. Dissociated recognition of h-2 and tumor-associated antigens., B Devens, D Naor, and E Kedar

Immune responsiveness against the human placenta. I. Generation of cellular and humoral activity in experimental animals., M Davies, M E. Mclaughlin, and R G. Sutcliffe

Immune responsiveness against the human placenta. II. Response with xenogeneic lymphocytes in culture., M Davies, M E. Mclaughlin, and R G. Sutcliffe

Immune responsiveness and incidence of reticulum cell sarcoma in long-term syngeneic radiation chimeras., L Adorini, G Gorini, V Covelli, E Ballardin, A D. Michele, B Bassani, P Metalli, and G Doria

Immune responsiveness in stretozotocin(sz)-induced diabetic mice. Abstr., K Nakano, K Koyama, and M Kondo

Immune responsiveness of HRS/J mice to syngeneic lymphoma cells., D A. Johnson and H Meier

Immune retention: immunological requirements for maintaining an easily degradable antigen in vivo., J G. Tew, T E. Mandel, and G A. Miller

Immune rna as an effective adjuvant immunotherapy after surgery: an animal model. Abstr., S Aarons, E C. Krishnan, and W R. Jewell

Immune sera directed against prostaglandin-e inhibit cell-mediated immune responses., J Mertin and A Stackpoole

Immune serum implements either accelerated rejection or prolonged survival of murine skin grafts., W M. Baldwin, I )ii, and N Cohen

Immune status of allogeneic radiation chimeras., N Gengozian, C Congdon, E Allen, and R Toya

Immune status of autochthonous and adoptively protected mice toward spontaneous and chemically induced tumors., M A. Basombrio and R T. Prehn

Immune status of irradiated mice treated with adult bone marrow and fetal hematopoietic tissue., N Gengozian, I S. Urso, R R. Carter, and T Makinodan

Immune status of late homologous radiation chimeras. Abstr., R M. Graver, L J. Cole, and W E. Davis

Immune status of mice tolerant of living cells. II. Continuous presence and nature of facilitation-enhancing antibodies in tolerant animals., G Voisin, R Kinsky, and H Duc

Immune status of mice tolerant of living cells. Iii. Presence and evolution of cells cytotoxic to the tolerated strain., E S. Oppenheim, R Kinsky, and G A. Voisin

Immune status of sjl/j mice in relation to age and spontaneous tumor development., ghera N. Haran, yaakov M. Ben, A Peled, and Z Bentwich

Immune status of the primary host toward its own methylcholanthrene- -induced sarcomas., J Stjernsward

Immune-stimulation and/or inhibition of tumor cells growth in-vitro. Abstr., I J. Fidler

Immune suppression in balb/c mice bearing the plasmacytoma tepc-183: evidence for normal lymphocyte but defective macro- phage function., D E. Joshua, G Brown, and I C. Maclennan

Immune suppression induced by acetoacetylated antigen., O Strannegard and L Lindholm

Immune suppression in vivo with antigen-modified syngeneic cells iii. Distinctions between t cell tolerance and t cell mediated suppression., D H. Sherr, K M. Heghinian, B Benacerraf, and M E. Dorf

Immune suppression in vivo with antigen-modified syngeneic cells. II. T cell-mediated nonresponsiveness to fowl gamma-globulin., D H. Sherr, N V. Cheung, K M. Heghinian, and M E. Dorf

Immune suppression in vivo with antigen-modified syn- geneic cells. I. T-cell-mediated suppression to the terpolymer poly-(glu, lys, phe)n., N Cheung, D H. Sherr, K M. Heghinian, B Benacerraf, and M E. Dorf

Immune suppression in vivo with antigen-modified syngeneic cells. IV. Requirement for ia+ adherent cells for induction., D H. Sherr, K M. Heghinian, B Benacerraf, and M E. Dorf

Immune suppression to nucleoside in several strains of mice, including nzb and nzw. Abstr., Y Borel

Immune surveillance directed against derepressed cellular and viral alloantigens., W J. Martin

Immune surveillance system: its failure and activation., W T. Shearer and M P. Fink

Immune t lymphocyte to tumor cell adhesion. Magnesium sufficient, calcium insufficient., E Martz

Immune-type interferon-induced transfer of viral resistance., J E. Blalock, J Georgiades, and H M. Johnson

Immune unresponsiveness of spleen cells from lipopoly- saccharide-sensitized mice to particulate thymus-dependent antigens. II. Evidence for an abortive cooperation between t lymphocytes and antigen-presenting cells., D Portnoi, I Motta, and bachi P. Truffa

Immune unresponsiveness of spleen cells from lipopolysaccharide- -treated mice to particulate thymus-dependent antigen. I. Evi- dence for differentiation signal defect., D Portnoi, I Motta, and bachi P. Truffa

Immune (y) interferon production by murine t cell lymphomas., S Landolfo, B Arnold, and M Suzan

Immunglobulins on the surface of lymphocytes. V. Quantitative studies on the question of whether immunoglobulins are associated with t cells in the mouse., H M. Grey, S Colon, P Campbell, and E Rabellino

Immunisation contre des greffes de cellules hematopoietiques allo- geniques par des transfusions de sang anterieures., J L. Da costa h and G Mathe

Immunisation de la souris "nude" contre le virus de l'hepatite murine par transfert de lymphocytes sensibilises., K Fujiwara, T Tamura, F Taguchi, K Machii, and K Suzuki

Immunisation de souris akr par des cellules de leucemies induites par le virus de gross, absence de tolerance., J Dore, E Ajuria, and G Mathe

Immunisation of mice against ehrlich ascites carcinoma with formal- inised tumour cells grown in tissue culture., J E. Bismanis

Immunite a mediation cellulaire dans les plasmocytomes de la souris, G Lespinats and M Poupon

Immunite cellulaire et facteurs seriques dans les plasmocytomes de la souris. (eng. Summ.), G Lespinats, M Poupon, and J Kolb

Immunite et cancer. Effet suppresseur sur l'activite cytotoxique des cellules lymphoides d'animaux porteurs de tumeurs syngeneiques., lafontaine N. Schaaf and H Firket

Immunite et vaccination anticancereuses experimentales et chez l'homme., R Fischer

Immunity against cancerogen-induced tumours., J Bubenik

Immunity against isotransplants of rauscher virus-induced leukemia. Abstr., A R. Bianco, J P. Glynn, and A Goldin

Immunity against moloney sarcoma virus in h-2db mutant bm14 mice. Unimpaired tumor immunity despite absence of a virus- -specific cytotoxic t-cell response., M J. Stukart, J Boes, and C J. Melief

Immunity against mopc 104e plasmacytoma. Effects of tumor size and time post therapy on in vivo tumor immunity., R A. Lubet and D E. Carlson

Immunity against skin isografts from mice with a virus-induced leukemia. Abstr., E J. Breyere and L B. Williams

Immunity against tularemia. Passive protection of mice by transfer of immune tissues., W P. Allen

Immunity and asparaginase suppression of tumor growth., W L. Ryan and G L. Curtis

Immunity and cross-immunity in mice bearing sarcoma 180-crocker and the solid form of ehrlich-ascites cured by antibioticum bulgaricum., I Bogdanov, P Popchristov, and L Marinov

Immunity and drug resistance in a mouse glioma. Abstr., E E. Miller

Immunity and paralysis in mice. Serological and biological properties of two distinct antibodies to type iii pneumococcal polysaccharide., R Kearney and W J. Halliday

Immunity and susceptibility toward cheek pouch transplants of a mouse leukemia., R A. Adams

Immunity and the thymus., J F. Miller

Immunity and tolerance, a unified concept., G A. Voisin

Immunity and tolerance to a hapten (nip) coupled to an isologous carrier (mouse gamma globulin)., C S. Walters, J W. Moorhead, and H N. Claman

Immunity and tolerance to nucleic acids in nzb/nzw (b/w) mice. Abstr., A D. Steinberg, T M. Chused, and N Talal

Immunity and viral carcinogenesis. Effect of thymectomy on polyoma virus carcinogenesis in mice., R A. Malmgren, A S. Rabson, and P G. Carney

Immunity as the predominant factor determining metastasis by murine lymphomas., G C. Davey, G A. Currie, and P Alexander

Link

Immunity in experimental murine filariasis: roles of T and B cells revisited., S Babu, L D. Shultz, T R. Klei, and T V. Rajan

Immunity in experimental salmonellosis. Iii. Comparative immuni- zation with viable and heat-inactivated cells of salmonella typhimurium., R Germanier

Immunity in mice bearing transplantable syngeneic tumors., J K. Youn, D L. Francois, M Santillana, G Hue, D G. Barski, and mediated O. Cell

Immunity of c3h mice to the asparaginase susceptible 6c3hed ascites lymphosarcoma. Abstr., M D. Prager and N Bachynsky

Immunity of mice surviving systemic leukaemia (l1210) to antifolic re- sistant variants of the disease., A Goldin, S R. Humphreys, G O. Chapman, M A. Chirigos, and J M. Venditti

Immunity of mice to plasma cell tumours., T A. Connors, M E. Whisson, and A Roost

Immunity of the autochthonous host to viable tumor cells shed from pulmonary metastases. Abstr., E V. Sugarbaker, A M. Cohen, and A S. Ketcham

Immunity to a 3-methylcholanthrene-induced fibrosarcoma in the c57bl/6 mouse: in vivo analysis by the adoptive tumor neutralization test., M F. Poupon, G Lespinats, J P. Kolb, and B Payelle

Immunity to a ta3 tumor subline that grows in allogeneic hosts elicited by strain-specific ta3 tumor cells., M M. Lippman, J M. Venditti, I Kline, and D L. Elam

Immunity to c-type rna viruses. Antibody formation after natural or deliberate infection., R S. Schwartz, J Donnelly, C J. Melief, and S Louie

Immunity to experimental salmonella infection: studies on the protective capacity and immunogenicity of lipopolysaccharide, acetone-killed cells, and ribsome-rich extracts of salmonella typhimurium in c3h/hej and cd-1 mice., T K. Eisenstein and C R. Angerman

Immunity to infection, allograft immunity and tumour immunity, parallels and contrasts., D Nelson

Immunity to larval cestodes. Characterization of the protective immune response. Abstr., L C. Gasbarre, J F. Finerty, and A J. Haley

Immunity to lymphoid tumors induced in syngeneic mice by immunization with mitomycin c-treated cells., E Benjamini, S Fong, C Erickson, C Y. Leung, D Rennick, and R J. Scibienski

Immunity to murine cytomegalovirus., R J. Howard, D M. Balfour, and F O. Humoral

Immunity to murine sarcoma virus induced tumours. Iii. Analysis of the cell populations involved in protection from lethal tumour progression of sublethally irradiated, msv inoculated, mice., R M. Gorczynski and C Norbury

Immunity to murine sarcoma virus induced tumours. IV. Direct cellular cytolysis of 51cr labelled target cells in vitro and analysis of blocking factors which modulate cytotoxicity., R M. Gorczynski and R A. Knight

Immunity to murine sarcoma virus (msv)-induced tumors demonstrated by 'in vivo' elimination of 51chromium labeled tumor cells., N A. Burstein

Immunity to plasmodium berghei yoelii in mice. II. Specific and nonspecific cellular and humoral responses during the course of infection., F I. Weinbaum, J Weintraub, F K. Nkrumah, C B. Evans, R E. Tigelaar, and Y J. Rosenberg

Immunity to plasmodium berghei yoelii in mice. I. The course of infection in t cell and b cell deficient mice., F I. Weinbaum, C B. Evans, and R E. Tigelaar

Immunity to plasmodium chabaudi adami in the b-cell-deficient mouse., J L. Grun and W P. Weidanz

Immunity to rickettsia tsutsugamushi infection induced by nonspecific macrophage activating agents. Abstr., C A. Nacy, M S. Meltzer, P K. Russell, and J V. Osterman

Immunity to spontaneous and methylcholanthrene-induced tumors in inbred mice., R S. Riggins and Y H. Pilch

Immunity to spontaneous mammary carcinomas in isologous mice. Abst., D W. Weiss and M Attia

Immunity to sporozoite-induced malaria infection in mice. I. The effect of immunization of t and b cell-deficient mice., D H. Chen, R E. Tigelaar, and F I. Weinbaum

Immunity to syngeneic lymphoma cells raised by immunization with allogeneic lymphoma cells. Abstr., R W. Gillette and D A. Wunderlich

Immunity to the 6c3hed ascites tumor following treatment of tumor- -bearing mice with escherichia coli l-asparaginase., M D. Prager, J Roberts, and N Bachynsky

Immunity to the t1699 murine mammary tumor. II. Thymic influence on the in situ inflammatory response, metastatic growth and invasiveness., E Parthenais and S Haskill

Immunity to the t1699 murine mammary tumor. I. Thymic influence and long-term effect of irradiation on the humoral response., E Parthenais and S Haskill

Immunity to toxoplasma gondii induced in vitro in non-immune mouse macrophages with specifically immune lymphocytes., K K. Sethi, B Pelster, N Suzuki, and H Brandis

Immunity to tumor antigens. Potential implications in human neuroblastoma., I Bernstein, I Hellstrom, K E. Hellstrom, and P W. Wright

Immunity to tumours of the murine leukaemia-sarcoma virus complex., J Owen and R Seeger

Immunity to virus-free syngeneic tumor cell transplantation in the balb/c mouse after immunization with homologous tumor cells infected with type c virus., ghazzouli I. Al, R M. Donahoe, K Huang, B Sass, O L. Peters, and G J. Kelloff

Immunization against abolition of transplantation tolerance., H Ramseier

Immunization against a transplantable mouse glioma. Abstr., K Suzuki, L Scheinberg, and L M. Davidoff

Immunization against ehrlich ascites carcinoma with nitrogen mustard treated cells. Abstr., D M. Donaldson and J A. North

Immunization against gross leukemia in inbred mice. Abstr., T Mariani and G Landucci

Immunization against gross malignant lymphoma with mouse cell lines chronically infected with non-oncogenic murine c-type viruses., J K. Youn, M Blanchard, and G Barski

Immunization against intracerebral transplantation of a glioma in mice., L Scheinberg, K Suzuki, L M. Davidoff, and R L. Beilin

Immunization against mammary tumorigenesis in mice with formalin- -inactivated mtv. Abstr., J Charney, D H. Moore, J A. Holben, and C M. Cody

Immunization against mouse ascites tumors with nontumorigenic ascites tissue culture cells. Abstr., C P. Eng, L P. Kleine, and J F. Morgan

Immunization against murine melanoma with b16 melanoma cells treated with vibrio-cholerae-neuraminidase (n'ase). Abstr., M Shafir, P Mann, J F. Holland, and J G. Bekesi

Immunization against primary, transplanted and spontaneous murine leukaemia using a live moloney sarcoma virus vaccine., A M. Mayer, M A. Basombrio, and C D. Pasqualini

Immunization against rauscher mouse leukemia with tissue culture material., G Barski and J K. Youn

Immunization against sarcoma-180 potentiated by res stimulation., G Lemperle

Immunization against spontaneous and autografted mouse mammary car- cinomas in the autochthonous c3h/crgl mouse., J Vaage and D W. Weiss

Immunization against strontium-90 induction of bone tumors with inactivated fbj virus and irradiated syngeneic strontium-90- -induced tumor cells. Abstr., A E. Reif

Immunization against the ehrlich ascites carcinoma with a water soluble antigen. Abstr., P A. Klein

Immunization against the polyoma virus-induced tumor-specific transplantation antigen by early region mutants of the virus., T Dalianis, G Magnusson, Y Ito, and G Klein

Immunization against transplantable leukemia impaired in copper-deficient mice., O A. Lukasewycz and J R. Prohaska

Immunization and complement interaction in host defense against murine cryptococcosis., J R. Graybill and J Ahrens

Immunization by the intestinal route of c3h-mice against c3h-l-ascites tumor cells., M L. Laursen and K Laursen

Immunization of bsvs mice with heterologous and homologous adrenal gland., O Werdelin and D H. Boehme

Immunization of c3h/hej mice to the lymphosarcoma 6c3hed with 6c3hed--dinitrophenylated rabbit gamma globulin conjugates. Abstr., W N. Palmer, T L. Swanson, and G E. Moore

Immunization of c58 mice to line ib leukemia., J S. Lin, N Huber, and W H. Murphy

Immunization of c58 mice to live ib leukemia., W H. Murphy, M L. Herlocher, and J Griep

Immunization of dissociated spleen cell cultures from normal mice., R I. Mishell and R W. Dutton

Immunization of hamsters and histoisogenic mice against trans- plantation of tumors induced by human adenovirus type 12. Abstr., J J. Trentin and E Bryan

Immunization of mice against african trypanosomiasis using anti-idiotypic antibodies., D L. Sacks, K M. Esser, and A Sher

Immunization of mice against african trypanosomiasis using anti-idiotypic antibodies. Abstr., D L. Sacks, K M. Esser, and A Sher

Immunization of mice against ehrlich ascites tumour using a hamster/ ehrlich ascites tumour hybrid cell line., J F. Watkins and L Chen

Immunization of mice against ehrlich tumour., D G. Zatula

Immunization of mice against encephalomyocarditis virus. II. Intraperitoneal and respiratory immunization with ultraviolet- -inactivated vaccine. Effect of bordetella pertussis extract on the immune response., W J. Bogaerts and B J. Oord

Immunization of mice against murine mammary tumor virus infection and mammary tumor development., N H. Sarkar and D H. Moore

Immunization of mice against transplantable tumor., E Kay

Immunization of mice to sarcoma 180 and ehrlich carcinoma with ultra- violet-killed tumor vaccine., M L. Littman, Y C. Kim, and D Suk

Immunization of normal mouse spleen cell suspensions in vitro., R I. Mishell and R W. Dutton

Immunization of the a/jax mouse with irradiated cells of its indigen- ous tumour, sarcoma i., J W. Jutila, R S. Weiser, and C A. Evans

Immunization schedules for potent rabbit antisera to leukemia l1210., C H. Kim and A E. Reif

Immunization studies with living vaccine of salmonella typhimurium., L S. Baron and S B. Formal

Immunization studies with mammary tumor virus., J Charney and D H. Moore

Immunization with chemically modified cancer cells. Abstr., M D. Prager, I Derr, A Swann, and J Cotropia

Immunization with chemically modified lymphoma cells., M D. Prager, I Derr, A Swann, and J Cotropia

Immunization with one alphavirus cross-primes cellular and humoral immune responses to a second alphavirus., J A. Wolcott, C J. Wust, and A Brown

Immunization with pseudomonas aeruginosa high-molecular-weight polysaccharides prevents death from pseudomonas burn infections in mice., M Pollack, G B. Pier, and R K. Prescott

Immunization with skin isografts from allogeneic mouse radiation chimeras. Abstr., D Steinmuller

Immunization with skin isografts taken from tolerant mice., D Steinmuller

Immunization with sulfhydryl-alkylated tumor material. Abstr., C A. Apffel and B G. Arnason

Immunized parental thymus cells., donati L. Fiore, bianchi L. Chieco, G D. Benedictis, D G. Tridente, and V. Pre

Immunized with "masked" bw 5147 lymphoma cells. Abstr., M M. Albala, W Renehan, J D. Simon, A Esparza, R J. Kelley, D S. Chester, and E O. Mice

Immunizzazione verso il cancro ascite di ehrlich mediante cellule tumorali criolizzate., E Bonmassar and F D. Roberto

Immunoadherence and complement in cancer-bearing mice., C Porta, M L. Villa, and E Clerici

Immunoadjuvant activity of pyran copolymer. I. Evidence for direct stimulation of t-lymphocytes and macrophages., L G. Baird and A M. Kaplan

Immunoadjuvant effects of blastomyces dermatitidis against el 4 lymphoma in c57bl/6j mice., L S. Mcdaniel and G C. Cozad

Immunoadjuvant treatment of primary grafted and spontan- eous akr-leukemia. II. In vitro cytotoxicity of lymphoid cells against normal and malignant syngeneic cells and against normal allogeneic cells., L Olsson and P Ebbesen

Immunoadjuvant treatment of primary grafted and spontaneous akr-leukemia. I. Treatment efficiency correlated to autoimmune reactivity., L Olsson and P Ebbesen

Immunoadsorbent removal of antibodies produced during in vitro culture relieves inhibition of the response., L Adorini, E F. Eipert, and J Couderc

Immunoallogeneic shock in adult mice injected with allotransplantation immune sera., J Voisin, R Kinsky, and G A. Voisin

Immunoassay for bovine serum thymopoietin: discrimination from splenin by monoclonal antibodies., A Fuccello, T Audhya, M A. Talle, and G Goldstein

Immunobiological aspects of the nude mouse model relative to human cancer chemosensitivity tests., P Rivosecchi merletti, R Bianchi, B Nardelli, A M. Iorio, F Campanile, Migliorati, and E Bonmassar

Immunobiological properties of a concanavalin a derivative., S Horowitz, J M. Mansfield, D L. Thomasson, and R J. Doyle

Immunobiological studies of tumors induced by murine sarcoma virus (kirsten)., J Mc coy, A Fefer, N M. Coy, and W Kirsten

Immunobiologic assessment of two cultured murine colon lines. Abstr., N Sato, M C. Michaelides, and M K. Wallack

Immunobiologic studies in hepatoma-bearing mice passively immunized to alpha-fetoprotein., G J. Mizejewski and W R. Dillon

Immunobiology and therapeutic manipulation of hetero- transplanted nb rat prostate adenocarcinoma into congenitally athymic (nude) mice. I. Hormone depen- dency and histopathology., J R. Drago, M E. Gershwin, R E. Maurer, R M. Ikeda, and D D. Eckels

Immunobiology and therapeutic manipulation of heterotransplanted nb rat prostatic adenocarcinoma. Chemotherapy of autonomous tumor, 102 pr, heterotransplanted into congenitally athymic (nude) mice and syngeneic nb rats., J R. Drago, R E. Maurer, L B. Goldman, and M E. Gershwin

Immunobiology of a spontaneous murine b cell leukemia (bcl1)., S Strober, E S. Gronowicz, M R. Knapp, S Slavin, E S. Vitetta, R A. Warnke, B Kotzin, and J Schroder

Immunobiology of congenitally athymic-asplenic mice., M E. Gershwin, A Ahmed, R M. Ikeda, M Shifrine, and F Wilson

Immunobiology of heterotransplanted human tumors in nude mice., M E. Gershwin, R M. Ikeda, T G. Kawakami, and R B. Owens

Immunobiology of mammalian reproduction., A E. Beer and R Billingham

Immunobiology of the autoantibody response. I. Circulating analogues of erythrocyte autoantigens and heterogeneity of the autoimmune response of nzb mice., E Linder and T S. Edgington

Immunobiology of the autoantibody response. II. The lipoprotein- -associated soluble hb erythrocyte autoantigen of nzb mice., E Linder and T S. Edgington

Immunobiology of the graft-versus-host reaction. II. The role of proliferation in the development of specific-antihost immune responsiveness., E A. Wolters and R Benner

Immunobiology of the graft-versus-host reaction. I. Symptoms of graft-versus-host disease in mice are preceded by delayed- -type hypersensitivity to host histocompatibility antigens., E A. Wolters and R Benner

Immunobiology of the mouse mutant 'nude', preliminary investigations., J Rygaard

Immunochemical analysis of fibronectin using monoclonal antibodies., C J. Kavinsky, W A. Clark, J, and B B. Garber

Immunochemical analysis of the cross-reacting idiotypes of mouse myeloma proteins with anti-dextran activity and normal anti-dextran antibody., D Carson and M Weigert

Immunochemical and genetic studies of two distinct gamma-g-immuno- globulins in balb/c mice., S Dray, M Potter, and R Lieberman

Immunochemical characterization of binding sites of hybridoma antibodies specific for alpha(1-6) linked dextran., J Sharon, E A. Kabat, and S L. Morrison

Immunochemical characterization of gastrin in pancreatic islets of normal and genetically obese mice., G J. Dockray, L Best, and I L. Taylor

Immunochemical characterization of i-a region associated antigen on murine adenocarcinoma lt-85. Abstr., M A. Giedlin and G N. Callahan

Immunochemical characterization of mouse brain-associated theta (thy-1) antigen., Y Inokuchi and Y Nagai

Immunochemical characterization of murine h-2 controlled ss (serum substance) protein through identification of its human homologue as the fourth component of complement., T Meo, T Krasteff, and D C. Shreffler

Immunochemical characterization of surface antigens of terc, a teratocarcinoma-derived cell line., V Larraga and M Edidin

Immunochemical characterization of the auto antibodies produced by mouse peritoneal cells in culture., A E. Bussard, M Vinit, and J M. Pages

Immunochemical characterization of the ly-5 alloantigens on thymocytes., S J. Ewald and I F. Mckenzie

Immunochemical characterization of tumor associated surface antigens (tasa) on a moloney murine leukemia virus induced lymphoma, mbl-2. Abstr., A Ng, K R. Mcintire, and R B. Herberman

Immunochemical detection of a human species--specific esterase in interspecies hybrid cells., W R. Bartholomew, E M. Bartholomew, B B. Knowles, and N R. Rose

Immunochemical determination of hemopoietic graft success in parental hybrid combinations. A sensitive, nonsacrificing method., G Mouchiroud and J P. Blanchet

Immunochemical evidence for an additional h-2 region closely linked to h-2d., T H. Hansen, S E. Cullen, and D H. Sachs

Immunochemical evidence in two haplotypes for at least three d region-encoded molecules, d, l, and r., T H. Hansen, K Ozato, M R. Melino, J E. Coligan, T J. Kindt, J J. Jandinski, and D H. Sachs

Immunochemical evidence of a tumor-specific surface antigen obtained by detergent solubilization of the membranes of a chemically induced sarcoma, meth-a., T Natori, L W. Law, and E Appella

Immunochemical heterogeneity of human plasma apolipoprotein b. I. Apolipoprotein b binding of mouse hybridoma antibodies., L K. Curtiss and T S. Edgington

Immunochemical identification of viral and nonviral proteins of the respiratory syncytial virus virion., B F. Fernie and J L. Gerin

Immunochemical localization and quantitation of cyclic nucleotides during murine limb chondrogenesis., W C. Ho, R M. Greene, J L. Shanfeld, and Z Davidovitch

Immunochemical localization of ribonucleoprotein complexes in mouse ascites cells. Abstr., R E. Jones, C S. Okamura, and T E. Martin

Immunochemical pattern of aspartate aminotransferase isozymes in several rodents and in ehrlich ascites cells., L Kopelovich

Immunochemical properties of a monoclonal anti-pc antibody with a novel vh region. Abstr., J Wolfe, S Hudak, and J L. Clafin

Immunochemical properties of h-2 antigens of sl2 lymphoma cells. Abstr., R Robinson and V Schirrmacher

Immunochemical properties of tobacco smoke and leaf components. Abstr., S B. Lehrer, M R. Wilson, and J E. Salvaggio

Immunochemical purification and chemical properties. Expression in normal state and in malignant and non-malignant liver disease., E Ruoslahti, H Pihko, and M Seppala

Immunochemical quantification of in vitro neutrophilic granulocyte differentiation., J M. Kinkade, K L. Kellar, and E F. Winton

Immunochemical specificity of the combining site of murine myeloma protein cal20 tepc1035 reactive with dextrans., S Sugii, E A. Kabat, M Shapiro, and M Potter

Immunochemical studies of the reaction between a mouse myeloma macroglobulin and dextrans., M A. Leon, N M. Young, and K R. Intire

Immunochemical studies of twenty mouse myeloma proteins, evidence for two groups of proteins similar to gamma and beta-2a globulins., J L. Fahey

Immunochemical studies on a mouse myeloma protein with specific binding affinity for n-acetyl-d-mannosamine. Abstr., L Rovis, E A. Kabat, and M Potter

Immunochemical studies on a mouse myeloma protein with specificity for certain beta-linked terminal residues of n-acetyl-d-glucosamine., G Vicari, A Sher, M Cohn, and E A. Kabat

Immunochemical studies on gains and losses on k36. Abstr., W Schmidt and H Festenstein

Immunochemical studies on inter-species molecular hybrids of hemo- globin., M Reichlin, M Hay, and L Levine

Immunochemical studies on the repressed synthesis of hepatic catalase in mice. Abstr., E T. Nishimura, T Y. Kobara, and J P. Kaltenbach

Immunochemical study of an immunoglobulin-like molecule of murine thymocytes., U Hammerling, H G. Pickel, C Mack, and D Masters

Immunochemistry of monoclonal antibodies, G L. Mayers and R B. Bankert

Immunochemotherapy of l1210 murine leukemia. Abstr., D G. Miller, A M. Kaplan, and G Moldovanu

Immunochemotherapy of transplantable moloney leukemia with cyclophos- phamide and allogeneic spleen lymphocytes and reversal of graft- -versus-host disease with alloantisurem., M Kende, L D. Keys, M Gaston, and A Goldin

Immunochemotherapy of transplantable murine leukemia with amphotericin b (amb) and bcnu. Abstr., F Valeriote, G Medoff, S Tolen, and J Ryan

Immunocompentence of murine placental lymphocytes. Abstr., C S. Pavia and D P. Stites

Immunocompetence, disease incidence, and mean life-span. II. Cell-mediated immune activity., W J. Peterson, E H. Perkins, S A. Goodman, Y Hori, M K. Halsall, D T. Makinodan, and T E. On

Immunocompetence in hair and skin mutants of the mouse., Cynthia L. Sammis

Immunocompetence of donor spleen cells during the graft-versus-host response. Abstr., M Van winkle

Immunocompetence of embryonic hemopoietic cells after traffic to thymus., O Stutman and R A. Good

Immunocompetence of spleen cells from neonatally thymectomized mice conferred in vitro by a syngeneic thymus extract., N Trainin, M Small, and A Globerson

Immunocompetence of splenocytes from mice bearing different- -aged tumors assessed in lymphocyte-induced angiogenesis assay., M J. Kaminski, P Janik, and G Kaminska

Immunocompetence of transferred thymus-marrow cell combinations., H N. Claman, E A. Chaperon, and R F. Triplett

Immunocompetence over the lifespan of mice exposed in utero to carbofuran or diazinon. I. Changes in serum immunoglobulin concentrations., J B. Barnett, cranmer J. Spyker, D L. Avery, and A M. Hoberman

Immunocompetent cell functions in mice infected with friend leukemia virus., M Bennett and R A. Steeves

Immunocompetent cells among mouse thymocytes, a minor population., E Leckband and E A. Boyse

Immunocompetent cells in graft rejection., G Moller

Immunocompetent t cells are derived from immunoincompetent post- -thymic cells. Abstr., O Stutman

Immunocyte stimulation in vitro by nontoxic bacterial lipopolysaccharide derivatives., S Frank, S Specter, A Nowotny, and H Friedman

Immunocytochemical detection of a murine leukemia virus- -related nuclear antigen in mouse oocytes and early embryos., L Piko

Immunocytochemical detection of the nonfibrillary stage of amyloid formation in the mouse myocardium., V N. Baranov, L N. Kapinus, and V S. Rukosuev

Immunocytochemical distribution of mouse mammary tumor virus antigens in balb/cfc3h mammary epithelium., J A. St George, R D. Cardiff, and L J. Faulkin

Immunocytochemical identification and quantitation of the mononuclear cells in the cerebrospinal fluid, meninges, and brain during acute viral meningoencephalitis., T R. Moench and D E. Griffin

Immunocytochemical localization of calmodulin and a heat- -labile calmodulin-binding protein (cam-bp80) in basel ganglia of mouse brain., J G. Wood, R W. Wallace, J N. Whitaker, and W Y. Cheung

Immunocytochemical localization of calmodulin and its heat-labile binding protein in mouse brain. Abstr., J G. Wood, R Wallace, J Whitaker, and W Y. Cheung

Immunocytochemical localization of mouse placental lactogen in the mouse placenta., J Hall and F Talamantes

Immunocytochemical localization of nerve growth factor (ngf) in the submandibular gland of adult mice by light and electron microscopy., M E. Schwab, K Stockel, and H Thoenen

Immunocytochemical localization of progesterone in the mouse adrenocortical adenoma cells (y-1)., A Kawaoi, T Uchida, T Okano, K Matsumoto, and T Shikata

Immunocytochemical localization of renin in kidneys and submandibular glands of swr/j and c57bl/6j mice., T Tanaka, E W. Gresik, A M. Michelakis, and T Barka

Immunocytochemical localization of the glycoprotein hormone alpha subunit in the median eminence of the mouse hypothalamus., toshav N. Schorr, N S. Halmi, J M. Wurzel, and I A. Kourides

Immunocytochemical localization of tumor necrosis factor- in the lungs of viable motheaten mutant mice., Philip Schaner

Immunocytological and biochemical characterization of a new neuronal cell surface component (l1 antigen) which is involved in cell adhesion., F G. Rathjen and M Schachner

Immunocytological studies of the ia determinants. Abstr., M Dorf, C David, E Unanue, and B Benacerraf

Immunocytology of carbonic anhydrase ii in the central nervous system of jimpy mutant mice., E Borrelli, O K. Langley, M S. Ghandour, J Delaunoy, and G Gombos

Immunocytology of cultured igm-forming cells of mouse. II. Purifica- tion of phagocytic cell factor and its role in antibody formation., Y Namba and M Hanaoka

Immunocytology of cultured igm-forming cells of mouse. I. Requirement of phagocytic cell factor for the growth of igm-forming tumor cells in tissue culture., Y Namba and M Hanaoka

Immunodeficiency after transplantation of alloantigen-matched bone marrow from an immunoregulatory mutant., R D. Allen, J D. Marshall, J B. Roths, and C L. Sidman

Immunodeficiency and reticulum cell sarcoma in mice segregating for HRS/J and SJL/J genes., D A. Johnson, L D. Shultz, and H G. Bedigian

Immunodeficiency of the thymus-dependent system of the ames dwarf mouse., R J. Duquesnoy

Immunodeficient cba/n mice., C J. Paige, P W. Kincade, M A. Moore, D G. Lee, and T O. Into

Immunodepressiom in mouse strains resistant to friend virus., N Wedderburn

Immunodepression, a noncontributor to radiation-induced leukemogenesis of the rfm mouse., E H. Perkins and L H. Cacheiro

Immunodepression as a factor during 3-methylcholanthrene carcinogenesis and subsequent tumor growth in mice., J A. Rees and M O. Symes

Immunodepression by rowson-parr virus in mice. I. Growth curves of rowson-parr virus and immunological relationships with friend virus., M Bendinelli and L Nardini

Immunodepression by rowson-parr virus in mice. II. Effect of rowson- -parr virus infection on the antibody response to sheep red cells in vivo and in vitro., M Bendinelli and L Nardini

Immunodepression during urethane and n-nitrosomethylurea leukaemo- genesis in mice., G Parmiani, M I. Colnaghi, and G D. Porta

Immunodepression, high igm levels and evasion of the immune response in murine trypanosomiasis., K M. Hudson, C Byner, J Freeman, and R J. Terry

Immunodepression in trypanosome-infected mice. VI. Comparison of immune responses of different lymphoid organs., S K. Kar, G E. Roelants, withey K. Mayor, and T W. Pearson

Immunodepression of thymus-independent response to dextran in mouse malaria., J S. Mcbride and H S. Micklem

Immunodepressive and leukemogenic effects of urethan in c3hf and swr mice., G Parmiani, M I. Colnaghi, and G D. Porta

Immunodepressive effect of 3-methylcholanthrene. Antibody formation at the cellular level and reaction against weak antigenic homografts., J Stjernsward

Immunodepressive effect of rauscher leukemia virus on antinuclear antibody formation in new zealand black mice., B V. Siegel, M K. Brown, and J I. Morton

Immunodiagnosis and immunotherapy of a murine b cell lymphoma with a xenogeneic anti-idiotype antiserum. Abstr., L L. Lanier, M A. Lynes, and G F. Babcock

Immunodiagnostic detection of Giardia antigen in faeces by a rapid visual enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay., E L. Green, M A. Miles, and D C. Warhurst

Immunodiffusion, detection of a murine leukemia virus (rauscher)., M A. Fink and C A. Cowles

Immunodominance in the immune response to "multiple" histocompatibility antigens., P J. Wettstein and D W. Bailey

Immunodominance in the immune response to "multiple" histocompatibility antigens., P J. Wettstein and D W. Bailey

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Immunodominance of H60 is caused by an abnormally high precursor T cell pool directed against its unique minor histocompatibility antigen peptide., E Y. Choi, G J. Christianson, Y Yoshimura, T J. Sproule, N Jung, S Joyce, and D C. Roopenian

Immunoelectron microscopic studies of antibodies in mouse sera directed against mouse mammary tumor virus., M F. Miller, L Dmochowski, and J M. Bowen

Immunoelectron microscopic studies with sera from patients with prostatic neoplasia and type c virus producing mouse prostate culture cells. Abstr., Y Ohtsuki, L Dmochowski, G Seman, J M. Bowen, and D E. Johnson

Immunoelectron microscopy of the glomerular mesangial uptake and transport of aggregated human albumin in the mouse., S Lee and R L. Vernier

Immuno-electrophoretical investigations of mouse serum protein fractions obtained by ammonium sulphate fractionation., J Clausen and J Heremans

Immunoelectrophoretic analysis of b-16 and s-91 melanomas. Abstr., W J. Fimian, P M. Smith, and R M. Coleman

Immunoelectrophoretic changes in mouse gamma-globulin after intra- peritoneal injection of bayol f, immunization and preplasmacytoma stage., N Talal, G Hermann, C D. Cyr, and P Grabar

Immuno-electrophoretic characterization of myeloma globulins from 20 different balb/c plasma-cell neoplasms, abstr., M Potter and E L. Kuff

Immunoelectrophoretic study on the antigen composition of a mouse sarcoma., G Kruger

Immuno-endocrine components in the growth and regression of p1798 murine lymphoma. Abstr., P H. Naylor and A L. Goldstein

Immunoenhancement of cellular cytotoxicity by adriamycin and daunorubicin. Abstr., F R. Orsini and E Mihich

Immunoenhancing agents used in combination with chemotherapeutic drugs in three murine tumor systems. Abstr., G Wampler and W Regelson

Immunoferritin studies on naturally occurring antibodies in mouse sera against the mouse mammary tumor virus (mmtv), p. 344-345. In g. W. Bailey [ed.] 33rd Ann. Proc. Electron microscopy, M F. Miller, L Dmochowski, J M. Bowen, M Scanlon, J Chesner, and R Kenny

Immunoflourescent studies on lymphoid tissue in mice., Clair Francomano

Immunofluorescence analysis of ig determinants of mouse thymocytes and t cells., U Hammerling, C Mack, and H G. Pickel

Immunofluorescence analysis of reexpression and activation: the origin of phenotypic diversity of rat hepatoma-mouse fibroblast hybrid colonies., ninio M. Mevel

Immunofluorescence and histologic studies of virus-induced murine lymphocytic leukemias., P J. Dawson, S L. Dresler, and A H. Fieldsteel

Immunofluorescence assay for antigen and antibody in lactic dehydro- genase virus infection of mice., D D. Porter, H G. Porter, and B B. Deerhake

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Immunofluorescence imaging of DNA damage response proteins: optimizing protocols for super-resolution microscopy., B T. Bennett, J Bewersdorf, and K L. Knight

Immunofluorescence in mtv-infected organs. Abstr., J Daams

Immunofluorescence localization of glycoprotein hormones in the rat anterior pituitary gland using monoclonal antibodies and polyclonal antisera., R Kofler

Immunofluorescence localization of proteins of high molecular weight along intracellular microtubules., P Sherline and K Schiavone

Immunofluorescence localization of tumor-enhancing igg2 alloantibody in macrophage-fibrosarcoma cell interactions. Abstr., J M. Cruse, R E. Lewis, and J C. Gilmore

Immunofluorescence studies on the biology of the mouse mammary tumour virus, p. 463-474. In l. Severi [ed.], Immunity and tolerance in oncogenesis. (iv Perugia quandrennial internat. Conf. Cancer 1969) publ. By the div. Cancer res., P.o.b. 327 06100 Perugia, monteluce,, J H. Daams

Immunofluorescence study of t cell differentiation in allogeneic thymus-grafted nudes., F Loor and B Kindred

Immunofluorescent analysis of expression of the rna tumor virus major glycoprotein, gp71, on surfaces of virus- -producing murine and other mammalian species cell lines., M W. Cloyd, D P. Bolognesi, and D D. Bigner

Immunofluorescent analysis of expression of the rna tumor virus major glycoprotein, gp71, on the surfaces of normal murine cells., M W. Cloyd, D P. Bolognesi, and D D. Bigner

Immunofluorescent analysis of murine leukemia virus-infected cells by flow microfluorometry., R E. Hand, R W. Tennant, W Yang, and G C. Lavelle

Immunofluorescent demonstration of kidney-specific antigen in the straight segment of promixal renal tubules. Abstr., E Espinosa, naggar M. El, and S Caple

Immunofluorescent detection of erythrocyte sialoglycoprotein antigens on murine erythroid cells., A H. Sarris and G E. Palade

Immunofluorescent localization of a fetal protein in the mouse yolk sac., E Linder, A Lahti, and L Saxen

Immunofluorescent localization of mammary tumor virus antigens in mammary tumor cells in culture., C M. Mc grath and P B. Blair

Immunofluorescent localization of type v collagen in the chick embryo with monoclonal antibodies., K Von der mark and M Ocalan

Immunofluorescent studies of mouse and hamster cell surface antigens induced by polyoma virus., R A. Malmgren, K K. Takemoto, and P G. Carney

Immunofluorescent studies on aphakia, a mutation of a gene involved in the control of lens differentiation in the mouse embryo., J Zwann

Immunofluorescent study of alpha-foetoprotein (alpha fp) in liver and liver tumours. I. Technique of alpha fp localization in tissue sections., N V. Engelhardt, A I. Goussev, L J. Shipova, and G I. Abelev

Immunofluorescent study of the group-specific antigen of murine leukemia viruses., O M. Lejneva and G I. Abelev

Immunogenesis from cultured marrow and thymus cells. I. Thymocyte differentiation and collaboration with bone marrow-derived cells., S K. Schmiege and H C. Miller

Immunogenesis of murine bone marrow cells and spleen cells against transplantation antigens. Abstr., M M. Bortin, A A. Rimm, and E C. Saltzstein

Immunogenetic analysis of h-2 mutations. II. Cellular immunity to the h-2da mutation., J Forman and J Klein

Immunogenetic analysis of h-2 mutations. Iii. Genetic mapping and involvement in immune reactions of the h-2ka mutation., J Klein, J Forman, V Hauptfeld, and I K. Egorov

Immunogenetic analysis of H-2 mutations. III. Genetic mapping and involvement in immune reactions of the H-2ka mutation., J Klein, J Forman, V Hauptfeld, and I K. Egorov

Immunogenetic analysis of h-2 mutations. IV. Mapping of and immune reactions to the h-2fa mutation., J Klein, I K. Egorov, Y A. Mnatsakanyan, and V Hauptfeld

Immunogenetic analysis of H-2 mutations. IV. Mapping of and immune reactions to the H-2fa mutation., J Klein, I K. Egorov, Y A. Mnatsakanyan, and V Hauptfeld

Immunogenetic analysis of h-2 mutations. Vii. Cells responding to h-2kk gene products give rise to an allogeneic supernatant., J Kettman, J Klein, and J Forman

Immunogenetic analysis of h-2 mutations. Vii. H-2 associated recognition of minor histocompatibility antigens in h-2kb mutants., C Chiang and J Klein

Immunogenetic analysis of h-2 mutations. V. Serological analysis of mutations h-2da, h-2fa, and h-2ka., J Klein, M Hauptfeld, R Geib, and C Hammerberg

Immunogenetic analysis of microsomal and non-microsomal lipoproteins from normal and malignant mouse tissues for histocompatibility-2 (h-2) antigens., J Palm and L A. Manson

Immunogenetic analysis of mouse microsomal lipoproteins. Abstr., J Palm

Immunogenetic analysis of "natural killer" activity in the mouse., H Cantor, M Kasai, F W. Shen, J C. Leclerc, and L Glimcher

Immunogenetic analysis of soluble derivatives of mouse microcomal lipoproteins. Abstr., J Palm and L A. Manson

Immunogenetic analysis of the mechanism of induction of friend virus leukemia., R J. Eckner, V Kumar, and M Bennett

Immunogenetic analysis of y-factor localization in the mouse genome. I. A study of f1 hybrids., M I. Baskevich and Y S. Demin

Immunogenetic and immunochemical studies of h-2 antigens of foreign haplotypes on tumour cells., H Festenstein, W Schmidt, C Testorelli, L D. Giorgi, O Morelli, rogers Matossian, and G Atfield

Immunogenetic approach to neoplasia., J R. Tennant

Immunogenetic aspects of abnormal sexual differentiation., S S. Wachtel

Immunogenetic aspects of antigenic strength., H Festenstein and P Demant

Immunogenetic components of weaker histoincompatibility systems in mice., W H. Hildemann, M Morgan, and L Frautnick

Immunogenetic control of metastasis formation by a methylcholan- threne-induced tumor (t10) in mice: differential expression of h-2 gene products., S Katzav, P D. Baetselier, E Gorelik, M Feldman, and S Segal

Immunogenetic control of the response of female mice to male tissue grafts., J S. Schultz, friberg R. Demott, and T F. Beals

Immunogenetic destruction of the adult thymus by transplantation of marrow preincubated with allogeneic erythrocytes., D E. Uphoff

Immunogenetic factors in the survival of ovarian transplants., M B. Goldman

Immunogenetic identification of functional t-cell subsets., H Shiku, P Kisielow, E A. Boyse, and H F. Oettgen

Immunogenetic problems of tissue transplantation., P C. Koller

Immunogenetics of a thymus antigen in lymphoma-prone and lymphoma- -resistant colonies of wild mice., E P. Blankenhorn, M B. Gardner, and J D. Estes

Immunogenetics of mouse b-cell alloantigen systems defined by monoclonal antibodies and gene-cluster formation of these loci., N Tada, S Kimura, and U Hammerling

Immunogenetics of the Mouse: Perspective and Analytical Technique.

Immunogenetics of the qa-2 locus of the mouse. Abstr., L Flaherty

Immunogenetics: retrospect or prospect., G D. Snell

Immunogenetic studies on meth-a-vaccinia tumour cells in vivo and in vitro., F Garrido, W Schmidt, and H Festenstein

Immunogenetic studies on the resistance of mice to highly metastatic dba/2 tumor cell variants. I. Effect of incompati- bilities at h-2 or non-h-2 genes in normal and nude (nu/nu) mice., V Schirrmacher

Immunogenetique du complexe majeur d'histocompatibilite (h-2) chez la souris., J Colombani

Immunogenic activity of tumor antigens retained by liver reticulo- endothelial cells. Abstr., J Vaage

Immunogenic and immunosuppressive components in soluble preparations from moloney murine leukemia virus-induced tumor cells., P B. Brandchaft, T Aoki, and T N. Silverman

Immunogenic capacity of mouse alloantigens from ischaemic liver., I Hilgert, J Kolc, and P Malek

Immunogenic changes of murine lymphoma cells following in vitro treatment with aryl-triazene derivatives., B Nardelli, A R. Contessa, L Romani, G Sava, C Nisi, and M C. Fioretti

Immunogenic effect of mouse liver cell free antigen (cfa). Abstr., D Franco and A P. Monaco

Immunogenic efficacy of various syngeneic tumor cell preparations., N Natale, J Reiner, and C M. Southam

Immunogenic function of macrophages, in vitro production of anti- bodies to a hapten-carrier conjugate., S Kunin, G M. Shearer, A Globerson, and M Feldman

Immunogenicita' farmaco-indotta nella leucemia l1210, transfer di linfociti immuni. (eng. Summ.)., A Bini, P Franco, and A Nicolin

Immunogenicity and amplifier cell production by tumor vaccines enhanced by concanavalin a., T Kataoka, hashi F. Oh, and Y Sakurai

Immunogenicity and antigenicity of lymphoid cells treated with neuraminidase., R L. Simmons, A Rios, and P K. Ray

Immunogenicity and antigenic specificity of the loop fragment of lysozyme., B Geiger and R Arnon

Immunogenicity and concanavalin a agglutinability in transplantable mouse lymphosarcoma and human leukemia., L A. Smets and C Homburg

Immunogenicity and enhancement for the private specificities H-2.12,16,20, and 21., I F. McKenzie and G D. Snell

Immunogenicity and enhancement of normal and tumor tissue in the mouse., I F. McKenzie and G D. Snell

Immunogenicity and enhancement of normal and tumor tissue in the mouse., I F. Mc kenzie and G D. Snell

Immunogenicity and immunosensitivity of urethane-induced murine lung adenomata, in relation to the immunological impairment of the primary tumour host., S Menard, M I. Colnaghi, and G Cornalba

Immunogenicity and mechanisms of tumor rejection of mineral-oil- -induced plasmacytomas in syngeneic balb/c mice., J Mc coy, J Dean, L Law, J Williams, N M. Coy, and B Holiman

Immunogenicity and paralytogenicity of antigens solubilized from line ib malignant lymphocytes., R E. Morris and W H. Murphy

Immunogenicity induced in vivo by dic in relatively non-immunogenic leukemias., A Nicolin, M Cavalli, A Missiroli, and A Goldin

Immunogenicity, macrophage sensitivity, and therapeutic response to c. Parvum of fibrosarcomas induced in c. Parvum- -treated and untreated mice., M Woodruff, G Forbes, and J Gordon

Immunogenicity of an aerogenic bcg vaccine in t-cell-depleted and normal mice., N E. Morrison and F M. Collins

Immunogenicity of antigen-containing ribonucleic acid preparations from macrophages., B A. Askonas and J M. Rhodes

Immunogenicity of bacteroides isolated from mice: relation- ship between immunogenicity and cell wall antigens., H Yasui, N Yasutake, and M Ohwaki

Immunogenicity of bovine serum albumin and its oligopolymers in cba mice., J Stark and J Spitznagel

Immunogenicity of cellular and acellular antigen preparations from a methylcholanthrene-induced mouse sarcoma., K Hoffken, U Steih, and C G. Schmidt

Immunogenicity of chemically induced murine colon cancers., L P. Belnap, P H. Cleveland, M E. Colmerauer, O M. Barone, and Y H. Pilch

Immunogenicity of fab fragment of protein-315 for balb/c mice., R Tungkanak and S Sirisinha

Immunogenicity of haptenated schistosomula in vitro., A K. Abbas, S L. James, and A Sher

Immunogenicity of human serum albumin, decay in the normal mouse., S Britton and F Celada

Immunogenicity of isolated foetal mouse proislets., C J. Simeonovic and K J. Lafferty

Immunogenicity of leukemia l1210 cells after neuraminidase treatment., J G. Bekesi, G S. Arneault, L Walter, and J F. Holland

Immunogenicity of lipid-conjugated anatigens. II. Anti-comple- mentary activity and antigen trapping in the spleen., J M. Stark, N Matthews, and J Locke

Immunogenicity of lipid-conjugated antigens. I. The influence of chain length and degree of conjugation on induction of antibody in mice., J M. Stark, J Locke, and R V. Heatley

Immunogenicity of liposomal model membranes in mice. Dependence on phospholipid composition., T Yasuda, G F. Dancey, and S C. Kinsky

Immunogenicity of liposomal model membranes sensitized with dinitrophenylated phosphatidylethanolamine deriv- atives containing different length spacers., G F. Dancey, P C. Isakson, and S C. Kinsky

Immunogenicity of MCA-induced lung adenomas., Samdra E. Wakefield

Immunogenicity of mouse trophoblast and embryonic sac., R F. Searle, E J. Jenkinson, and M H. Johnson

Immunogenicity of murine major histocompatibility products in serum. Abstr., L S. Miller, G N. Callahan, S Ferrone, and R A. Reisfeld

Immunogenicity of neuraminidase treated 6c3hed lymphoma in c3h/hej and c3hf mice. Abstr., J G. Bekesi, L Walter, and J F. Holland

Immunogenicity of preneoplastic and neoplastic mammary lesions. Relationship to the presence of chemical car- cinogens. Abstr., W Wei, D Medina, and G H. Heppner

Immunogenicity of solubilized tumor antigen extracted from p1798 murine lymphoma cells or isolated from tumor-bearer ascites fluid and reactivity with anti-thy-1.2 Antiserum., W C. Gordon, F S. Baechtel, G Goetz, and M D. Prager

Immunogenicity of soluble extracts from a uv light-induced mouse sarcoma., L Pasternak, G Pasternak, and U Karsten

Immunogenicity of soluble murine histocompatibility antigens., S Sagi, F H. Turianskyj, and L Gyenes

Immunogenicity of soluble murine histocompatibility antigens. Abstr., L Gyenes and J M. Young

Immunogenicity of spontaneous c3h mammary tumors in c3h and c3hf mice. Abstr., J Vaage and D W. Weiss

Immunogenicity of subcellular fractions and molecular species of mulv-induced tumors. Iii. Stimulation of syngeneic antitumor responses by subcellular fractions and molecular species of moloney virus-induced tumors in cba and a mice., A Ahituv, D Naor, R Sharon, N Tarcic, and B Y. Klein

Immunogenicity of subcellular fractions and molecular species of mulv-induced tumors. II. Stimulation of syngeneic anti-tumor cell-mediated immune responses by subcellular fractions and mole- cular species of the rauscher-virus-induced rbl5 tumor., B J. Kobrin, D Naor, and B Y. Klein

Immunogenicity of subcellular fractions and molecular species of mulv-induced tumors. I. Screening of immunogenic components by isopycnic ultracentrifugation and polyacrylamide electrophoresis of a tumor homogenate., B Y. Klein, S Frenkel, A Ahituv, and D Naor

Immunogenicity of the lymphatic leukemia bw5147 elicited by alkylation with an alpha-beta-unsaturated compound. Abstr., W N. Palmer and P M. Hyde

Immunogenicity of tumor cells inactivated by heat., H D. Suit, R S. Sedlacek, and S Wiggins

Immunogenicity of tumor clones with varying malignant potential. Abstr., E J. Lovett, J Varani, S Elgebaly, and J Lundy

Immunogenicity of various forms of h-2 antigens as detected by the growth rate of an allogeneic tumour., I Hilgert, H Kristofova, and S Stoyanov

Immunogenicity versus immunosuppression and preliminary characterization of the suppressive factors., C Ting, D Rodrigues, R C. Ting, N Wivel, N M. Collins, and R O. Cells:

Immunogenic potency of human gamma-globulin in mice., A Sassen, E H. Perkins, and R A. Brown

Immunogenic properties of a nonproducer malignant tumor induced by murine sarcoma virus., L W. Law, K S. Chang, and R C. Ting

Immunogenic properties of a solubilized tumor antigen from an rna virus-transformed neoplasm. Abstr., E Appella, T Fischetti, and L W. Law

Immunogenic properties of a soluble tumor rejection antigen (tsta) from a simian virus 40-induced sarcoma., M J. Rogers and L W. Law

Immunogenic properties of cell-free tissue extracts in mice., I Hilgert and H Kristofova

Immunogenic properties of haptenated liposomes. Abstr., H Snippe and A J. Houte

Immunogenic properties of liposomal model membranes in mice., T Yasuda, G F. Dancey, and S C. Kinsky

Immunogenic properties of modified antigen e. II. Ability of urea- -denatured antigen and alpha-polypeptide chain to prime t cells specific for antigen e., K Ishizaka, H Okudaira, and T P. King

Immunogenic properties of modified antigen e. Iii. Effect of repeated injections of modified antigen on immunocompetent cells specific for native antigen., K Takatsu, K Ishizaka, and T P. King

Immunogenic properties of oligosaccharides from the capsular polysaccharide of streptococcus pneumoniae type iii. Abstr., J Van dam, H Snippe, and B Merchant

Immunogenic properties of papain-solubilized alloantigen., R J. Graff and S G. Nathenson

Immunogenic properties of papain-solubilized h-2 alloantigens., R J. Graff, D L. Mann, and S G. Nathenson

Immunogenic properties of purified antigen preparations from a mouse sarcoma., R J. Graff and A A. Kandutsch

Immunogenic properties of purified antigen preparations from a mouse sarcoma., R J. Graff and A A. Kandutsch

Immunogenic properties of reticulum cell sarcomas of sjl/j mice., E A. Carswell, H J. Wanebo, L J. Old, and E A. Boyse

Immunogenic properties of solubilized tumour antigen from an rna virus-transformed neoplasm., L W. Law and E Appella

Immunogenic strength of sarcomas induced by methylcholanthrene in millipore filter diffusion chambers., G Parmiani, G Carbone, and R Lembo

(immunogenic Study on anti-tumour antibody production against trans- plantable tumours. II. Anti-tumour antibody in adsorbed immunized rabbit sera. Iii. Immunogenic study on tumour-bearing mice treated with anti-cancer drugs and on mice immunized with heavily irradiated tumour cells.) (in Japanese), K Takeda

Immunogenic synergy of haptenated liposomes and haptenated hemocyanin in b-cell defective cba/n mice. Abstr., H Snippe, A V. Houte, and B Merchant

Immunogenic variants obtained by mutagenesis of mouse lewis lung carcinoma. Recognition of variant-specific antigens by cytolytic t lymphocytes., F Vessiere, M Georlette, G Warnier, J Leclerc, L V. Pel, and T Boon

Immunogenic variants obtained by mutagenesis of mouse mastocytoma p815. I. Rejection by syngeneic mice., C Uyttenhove, J V. Snick, and T Boon

Immunogenic variants obtained by mutagenesis of mouse mastocytoma p815. IV. Analysis of variant-specific antigens by selection of antigen-loss variants with cytolytic t cell clones., J L. Maryanski and T Boon

Immunogen structure and cell selection. I. Cellular requirements for the in vitro response to moderately haptenated forms of the solid-phase immunogen dnp-o-bio-gel-p., G N. Trump

Immunoglobulin abnormalities in Mott cell hybridomas., David W. Sehy

Immunoglobulin allotypes of the mouse., D W. Dresser, K D. Keeler, and J M. Phillips

Immunoglobulin and antibody production in germfree and conventional balb/c mice infected with plasmodium berghei. Abstr., J F. Finerty and C B. Evans

Immunoglobulin and complement demonstration in kidney following transport medium preservation., A R. Graham

Immunoglobulin and other surface antigens of cells of the immune system., T Takahashi, L J. Old, K R. Intire, and E A. Boyse

Immunoglobulin and theta-bearing murine leukemias and lymphomas., E M. Shevach, J D. Stobo, and I Green

Immunoglobulin assembly in a mouse myeloma., D Schubert

Immunoglobulin-bearing cells in bone marrow of mice after prolonged treatment with anti-igm antibodies., P E. Wherry, M Daeron, and J Gordon

Immunoglobulin binding by mouse intestinal epithelial cell receptors., R L. Guyer, M E. Koshland, and P M. Knopf

Immunoglobulin biosynthesis by the mopc 173 mouse myeloma tumor and a variant spleen clone., R Baumal and M D. Scharff

Immunoglobulin biosynthesis. I. A myeloma variant secreting light chain only., D Schubert, A Munro, and S Ohno

Immunoglobulin biosynthesis. II. Four independently isolated myeloma variants., D Schubert and K Horibata

Immunoglobulin biosynthesis. Iii. Blocks in defective synthesis., D Schubert and M Cohn

Immunoglobulin biosynthesis in mouse thymus cells. The expression of alpha and nu chains in balb/c, c57bl and intercrossed hybrid mice., N Lahat, C Moroz, and I Ashkenazi

Immunoglobulin biosynthesis in myeloma-associated and casein- and endotoxin-induced murine amyloidosis., R Baumal, A Ackermann, and B Wilson

Immunoglobulin biosynthesis. IV. Carbohydrate attachment to immuno- globulin subunits., D Schubert

Immunoglobulin c-gene expression. Iii. Possible induction of specific genetic events in activated b lymphocytes by the polyclonal stimuli driving clonal expansion., alonso C. Martinez and A Coutinho

Immunoglobulin c-gene expression. I. The commitment to igg subclass of secretory cells is determined by the quality of the nonspecific stimuli., alonso C. Martinez, A Coutinho, and A A. Augustin

Immunoglobulin class and subclass levels in the serum of cba mice throughout life., J J. Haaijman, P V. Berg, and J Brinkhof

Immunoglobulin class commitment exhibited by b lymphocytes separated according to surface isotype., J M. Teale, D Lafrenz, N R. Klinman, and S Strober

Immunoglobulin classes and subclasses in alloantisera to mouse thymocyte surface antigens., S L. Epstein and P D. Gottlieb

Immunoglobulin classes in antibody responses in mice. I. Analysis by biological properties., N L. Warner, N M. Vaz, and Z Ovary

Immunoglobulin classes of antibody-forming cells in mice. I. Localized hemolysis-in-agar plaque-forming cells belonging to five immuno- globulin classes. Classes., S Sell, A B. Park, and A A. Nordin

Immunoglobulin class suppression in mice-comparative effects of treatment with anti-igg1 and anti-igm. Abstr., A Lawton, R Asofsky, R Tigelaar, M Hylton, and M Cooper

Immunoglobulin cnu rna in t lymphoma cells is not translated., I D. Walker and A W. Harris

Immunoglobulin-containing cells in different lymphoid organs of the cba mouse during its life-span., J J. Haaijman, H R. Schuit, and W Hijmans

Immunoglobulin determinants on lymphoid cells in culture., G Jones and I Roitt

Immunoglobulin determinants on mouse lymphocytes., G Jones, G Torrigiani, and I M. Roitt

Immunoglobulin determinants on rosette-forming cells, their changing nature during an immune response., J Wilson

Immunoglobulin determinants on the surface of mouse lymphoid cells., M C. Raff, M Sternberg, and R B. Taylor

Immunoglobulin fragments, f(ab')2 are cytotoxic to enzyme- -altered normal cells. Abstr., E Holtgrewe and J Killion

Immunoglobulin g and free kappa-chain synthesis in different clones of a hybrid cell line., B Mohit

Immunoglobulin gene expression and dna methylation in murine pre-b cell lines., S Akira, H Sugiyama, N Sakaguchi, and T Kishimoto

Immunoglobulin gene rearrangement in immature b cells., R Maki, J Kearney, C Paige, and S Tonegawa

Immunoglobulin gene rearrangements in normal mouse b cells., P Early, C Nottenburg, I Weissman, and L Hood

Immunoglobulin heavy chain class switch from igm to igg in a hybridoma., P Thammana and M D. Scharff

Immunoglobulin heavy chain gene organization in mice: analysis of a myeloma genomic clone containing variable and alpha constant regions., P W. Early, M M. Davis, D B. Kaback, N Davidson, and L Hood

Immunoglobulin heavy chain gene rearrangement and transcription in murine t cell hybrids and t lymphomas., M C. Zuniga, P D'eustachio, and N H. Ruddle

Immunoglobulin heavy chain. I. Frequency of two or more m-components in ascitic fluids from 788 primary plasmacytomas., H C. Morse, I )ii, J G. Pumphrey, M Potter, D R. Asofsky, and P C. Of

Immunoglobulin heavy chain mrna in mitogen-stimulated b cells., R H. Stevens, B A. Askonas, and J L. Welstead

Immunoglobulin idiotopes expressed by t cells. I. Expression of distinct idiotopes detected by monoclonal antibodies on antigen- -specific suppressor t cells., J Cerny, C Heusser, R Wallich, G J, M, and D D. Eardley

Immunoglobulin idiotype and anti-anti-idiotype utilize the same variable region genes irrespective of antigen specificity., M N. Margolies, L J. Wysocki, and V L. Sato

Immunoglobulin (ig) bearing lymphocytes in neonatal mice. Abstr., M C. Gelfand, R Asofsky, and A R. Lawton

Immunoglobulin isoantigens (allotypes) in the mouse. I. Genetics and cross-reactions of the 7s gamma-2a-isoantigens controlled by alleles at the ig-1 locus., L A. Herzenberg, N L. Warner, and L A. Herzenberg

Immunoglobulin isoantigens (allotypes) in the mouse. II. Allotypic analysis of three gamma g2-myeloma proteins from (nzb x balb/c)f1 hy- brids and of normal gamma g2-globulins., N L. Warner, L A. Herzenberg, and G Goldstein

Immunoglobulin isoantigens (allotypes) in the mouse. Iii. Detection of allotypic antigens with heterologous antisera., N L. Warner and L A. Herzenberg

Immunoglobulin isoantigens (allotypes) in the mouse. IV. Allotypic specificities common to two distinct immunoglobulin classes., N L. Warner and L A. Herzenberg

Immunoglobulin isoantigens (allotypes) in the mouse. V. Characterization of igm allotypes., S J. Black, J W. Goding, G A. Gutman, L A. Herzenberg, I R. Loken, B A. Osborne, N D. Loo, and N L. Warner

Immunoglobulin isotopes in plasma cells of normal and athymic mice., carrington P. Weisz, A F. Schrater, M E. Lamm, and G J. Thorbecke

Immunoglobulin levels in inbred mice., Carol J. Roberts

Immunoglobulin-levels in mice undergoing graft-versus-host reaction., M Koltay, R G. Kinsky, and B G. Arnason

Immunoglobulin levels of sera of genetically thymusless (nude) mice., J Bloemmen and H Eyssen

Immunoglobulin-like messenger rna in a mouse t cell lymphoma., T H. Rabbitts, A Forster, M Smith, and S Gillam

Immunoglobulin-like surface molecules and theta antigen during the specific and non-specific stimulation of mouse spleen cells in vitro., T L. Vischer

Immunoglobulin m biosynthesis. Production of intermediates and excess of light-chain in mouse myeloma mopc 104e., R Parkhouse

Immunoglobulin messenger rnas of t lymphocytes., U Storb, R Near, D Putnam, and J Clagett

Immunoglobulin m receptors on memory cells of immunoglobulin g antibody-forming cell clones., E R. Abney, K D. Keeler, R M. Parkhouse, and H N. Wilcox

Immunoglobulin nascent chains on membrane-bound ribosomes of myeloma cells., D Cioli and E S. Lennox

Immunoglobulin of t lymphoma cells. Biosynthesis, surface represent- ation, and partial characterization., D Haustein, J J. Marchalonis, and A W. Harris

Immunoglobulin-producing tumors and myeloma proteins of mice., M Potter

Immunoglobulin production and secretion by variant clones of the mopc 315 mouse myeloma cell line., L Winberry, A Marks, and R Baumal

Immunoglobulin production by a human-mouse somatic cell hybrid., J Schwaber

Immunoglobulin production by embryonic tissues, thymus independent., M L. Tyan and L A. Herzenberg

Immunoglobulin production by lymphocyte hybridomas., G Kohler, H Hengartner, and M J. Shulman

Immunoglobulin receptors on a mouse mast cell tumor., M J. Cline and N L. Warner

Immunoglobulin receptors on mouse mast cells., R E. Tigelaar, N M. Vaz, and Z Ovary

Immunoglobulin receptors on mouse mast cells. Abstr., Z Ovary and R Tigelaar

Immunoglobulin receptors on mouse mast cells. II. Mast cells of different strains and mastocytomas., Z Ovary

Immunoglobulin receptors on two mouse mastocytomas. Abstr., Z Ovary and N Warner

Immunoglobulins and antibody formation in mice during the graft versus host reaction., M Koltay, R G. Kinsky, B G. Arnason, and J B. Schaffner

Immunoglobulins detected in cell populations involved in graft rejection., D Gabison, Y Bergman, J Haimovich, and G Berke

Immunoglobulins in intact, immunized, and contaminated axenic mice, study of serum iga., J Benveniste, G Lespinats, C Adam, and J Salomon

Immunoglobulins in nzb/bl mice. II. Phenotypic restriction of anti-red cell autoantibody production in nzb hybrid mice., N L. Warner

Immunoglobulins in the cerebrospinal fluid: changes during acute viral encephalitis in mice., D E. Griffin

Immunoglobulins on the surface of lymphocytes. I. Distribution and quantitation., E Rabellino, S Colon, H M. Grey, and E R. Unanue

Immunoglobulins on the surface of thymus-derived cells engaged in the initiation of a humoral immune response., J Lesley, J Kettman, and R Dutton

Immunoglobulin structure, amino terminal sequences of kappa chains from genetically similar mice (balb/c)., L E. Hood, M Potter, and D J. Kean

Immunoglobulin subclass-specific immunodeficiency in mice with an x-linked b-lymphocyte defect., R M. Perlmutter, M Nahm, K E. Stein, J Slack, I Zitron, W E. Paul, and J M. Davie

Immunoglobulin subclass specific immunodeficiency in mice with an x-linked b-lymphocyte defect. Abstr., M Nahm, R Perlmutter, K Stein, J Slack, I Zitron, W Paul, and J Davie

Immunoglobulins, virsuses, and speculation on their interrelationship in certain human and animal disease states., R C. Williams, A J. Kenyon, and C C. Huntley

Immunoglobulins with different specificities have similar idiotypes., E Enghofer, C P. Glaudemans, and M J. Bosma

Immunoglobulin synthesis and its induction in b-lymphoid cells., B A. Askonas

Immunoglobulin synthesis and secretion by cells in the mouse thymus that do not bear theta antigen., E S. Vitetta, J W. Uhr, and E A. Boyse

Immunoglobulin synthesis and secretion, iii. Incorporation of glucosamine into immunoglobulin on polyribosomes., C J. Sherr and J W. Uhr

Immunoglobulin synthesis and secretion, iv. Sites of incorporation of sugars as determined by subcellular fractionation., J W. Uhr and I Schenkein

Immunoglobulin synthesis by cultured mouse myeloma cells., Y Namba and M Hanaoka

Immunoglobulin synthesis by lymphoid cells transformed in vitro by abelson murine leukemia virus., E J. Siden, D Baltimore, D Clark, and N E. Rosenberg

Immunoglobulin synthesis by t cells: quantitative and qualitative aspects., D Putnam, J Clagett, and U Storb

Immunoglobulin synthesis in mixed cultures of syngeneic cells of different lymphoid tissues., A A. Mikhailova, R V. Petrov, and L A. Zakharova

Immunoglobulin synthesis in nude (nu/nu), nu/+ and reconstituted nu/nu mice infected with a demyelinating strain of semliki forest virus., A J. Suckling, S Jagelman, and H E. Webb

Immunoglobulin turnover in b lymphocyte subpopulations., F Melchers, R E. Cone, H Von boehmer, and J Sprent

Immunoglobulin variable region. I. Characterization of anti- bodies directed against the variable region of mouse myeloma immunoglobulins 315 and 460., R W. Rosenstein, J B. Zeldis, W H. Konigsberg, D F. Richards, and C A. The

Immunoglobulin variable region. II. Chain location of variable region determinants., J B. Zeldis, W H. Konigsberg, F F. Richards, D R. Rosenstein, and C A. The

Immunoglobulin vh determinants defined by monoclonal antibodies., H Kubagawa, M Mayumi, J F. Kearney, and M D. Cooper

Immunoglobulin v region variants in hybridoma cells. I. Isolation of a variant with altered idiotypic and antigen binding specificity., M Bruggemann, A Radbruch, and K Rajewsky

Immunohemopoietic stem cell lines: effects of aging and transplantation., D E. Harrison

Immunohemopoietic stem cell lines: effects of aging and transplantation., D E. Harrison

Immunohistochemical and biochemical studies of SN-glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase development in the central and peripheral nervous systems of normal and mutant mice., Mark Stephen Kindy

Immunohistochemical characterization of the developing mouse mammary gland., Meggan Hovick

Immunohistochemical detection of a cross-reacting virus antigen in mouse mammary tumors and human breast carcinomas., tejada R. Mesa, I Keydar, M Ramanarayanan, T Ohno, C Fenoglio, and S Spiegelman

Immunohistochemical identification of cholinergic cells in non- -cloned tumor cells., D Sutoo, S Sawaguchi, Y Suganuma, and K Iimura

Immunohistochemical identification of t- and b-lymphocytes delineated by the unlabeled antibody enzyme method. I. Anatomical distribution of theta-positive and ig-positive cells in lymphoid organs of mice., fezer G. Hoffmann, H Rodt, M Eulitz, and S Thierfelder

Immunohistochemical identification of tissue culture cells., R Hiramoto, J Jurandowski, J Bernecky, and D Pressman

Immunohistochemical localization of alpha1-antitrypsin in normal mouse liver and pancreas., J Gauldie, L Lamontagne, P Horsewood, and E Jenkins

Immunohistochemical localization of mouse testis-specific phosphoglycerate kinase (pgk-2) by monoclonal antibodies., H Bluthmann, L Cicurel, G W. Kuntz, G Haedenkamp, and K Illmensee

Immunohistochemical localization of murine stage-specific embryonic antigens in human testicular germ cell tumors., I Damjanov, N Fox, B B. Knowles, D Solter, P H. Lange, and E E. Fraley

Immunohistochemical localization of sn-glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase in Bergmann glia and oligodendroglia in the mouse cerebellum., M Fisher, D A. Gapp, and L P. Kozak

Immunohistochemical localization of the early embryonic antigen (SSEA-1) in postimplantation mouse embryos and fetal and adult tissues., N Fox, I Damjanov, Hernandez A. Martinez, B B. Knowles, and D Solter

Immunohistochemical localization of the epidermal growth factor receptor in normal human tissues., I Damjanov, B Mildner, and B B. Knowles

Immunohistochemical localization of the mouse stage-specific embryonic antigen 1 in human tissues and tumors., N Fox, I Damjanov, B B. Knowles, and D Solter

Immunohistochemical localization of two monoclonal antibody- -defined carbohydrate antigens during early murine enbry0- genesis., B A. Fenderson, A C. Hahnel, and E M. Eddy

Immunohistochemical observations on lymphoid tissues from conventional and germ-free mice., P A. Crabbe, D R. Nash, H Bazin, H Eyssen, and J F. Heremans

Immunohistochemical screen for new cell-type specific marker proteins in the murine retina., Kevin Conway

Immunohistochemical staining for thyrotropin releasing hormone in mouse hypothalamus., Christine A. Lisciotto

Immunohistochemical studies of newcastle disease virus inclusion bodies formed in ehrlich ascites tumor cells. Abst., R K. Wertz

Immunohistochemical studies of wolfgram proteins in central nervous system of neurological mutant mice., J P. Delaunoy, G Roussel, J L. Nussbaum, and P Mandel

Immunohistochemical study of ehrlich ascites tumor., F W. Fitch

Immunohistochemical study of ehrlich ascites tumor. Abstr., F W. Fitch, L Anagnostopoulos, and R W. Wissler

Immunohistochemical study of iga transepithelial transfer into diges- tive tract secretions in the mouse., P M. Comoglio and R Guglielmone

Immunohistochemistry on semi-thin sections of hydroxypropyl methacrylate embedded tissues., R M. Franklin

Immuno-histological observations upon the development of reticulum cell sarcoma in the mouse., C R. Taylor

Immunohistological studies of ALMS1 in the mouse: differential expression in obesity mutants., Sarah Eichenberger

Immunohistological studies on intracerebral transplantation of transplantable malignant glioma of c57bl/6j mice., K Tsuda

Immunohistological study of the anatomic relationship of toxoplasma antigens to the inflammatory response in the brains of mice chronically infected with toxoplasma gondii., F K. Conley and K A. Jenkins

Immunohistological study of the anterior pituitary gland - pars distalis and pars intermedia - in dwarf mice., M Roux, A Bartke, F Dumont, and M P. Dubois

Immunoisolation and the structural analysis of the sn-glycerol-3-phosphate dehydrogenase isozymes in mouse brain., L P. Kozak and D Burkart

Immunolgenicity of l1210 murine leukaemia cells after treatment with neuraminidase., K D. Bagshawe and G A. Currie

Immunolgical tolerance and lymphoid chimerism following injection of homologous spleen cells into newborn mice. In mechanism of immunological tolerance, czech. Acad. Sci., Prague,, J J. Trentin and J Session

Immunolocalization of AE2 anion exchanger in rat and mouse epididymis., L J. Jensen, Tilley A. Stuart, L L. Peters, S E. Lux, S L. Alper, and S Breton

Link

Immunolocalization of enzymes, binding proteins, and receptors sufficient for retinoic acid synthesis and signaling during the hair cycle., H B. Everts, J P. Sundberg, L E. King, and D E. Ong

Link

Immunolocalization of retinoic acid biosynthesis systems in selected sites in rat., H B. Everts, J P. Sundberg, and D E. Ong

Immunologic abnormalities in hrs/j mice. I. Specific deficit in t lymphocyte helper function in a mutant mouse., P J. Morrissey, D R. Parkinson, R S. Schwartz, and S D. Waksal

Immunologic abnormalities in obese diabetic mice. Abstr., D M. Brown, G Fernandes, S M. Mauer, and E J. Yunis

Immunologic abnormalities of the autoimmune mouse, palmerston north., W F. Davidson

Immunologic acceleration of death in animals with transplanted tumors., H Castellanos, M M. Ketchel, and S H. Sturgis

Immunologic activation of murine leukemia viruses., C J. Melief, S Datta, S Louie, and R S. Schwartz

Immunological activities of purified preparations of entero- bacterial common antigen., P J. Gannon, D M. Jacobs, A Marx, H Mayer, E Romanowska, and E Neter

Immunological activity of a t hybrid line. I. Production of an h-2-related suppressor factor with specificity for sheep red blood cells., M J. Taussig, J R. Corvalan, R M. Binns, B Roser, and A Holliman

Immunological activity of regional lymph nodes in tumor-bearing mice., B P. Barna and S D. Deodhar

Immunological activity of thymus and thoracic-duct lymphocytes., G F. Mitchell and J F. Miller

Immunological adjuvants and the mechanism of cell cooperation., J Maillard and B R. Bloom

Immunological agnosis: a state that derives from t suppressor cell inhibition of antigen-presenting cells., W Ptak and R K. Gershon

Immunological alteration of leukemic cells in vivo after treatment with an antitumor drug., E Bonmassar, A Bonmassar, S Vadlamudi, and A Goldin

Immunological alterations in mice exposed to diethylstilbestrol. Abstr., M I. Luster, G A. Boorman, and J H. Dean

Immunological analysis of acidic proteins in the chromatin of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., N Kono

Immunological analysis of a strain mice bearing the a-10 mammary adenocarcimoma., A Tax and L A. Manson

Immunological analysis of mice bearing long-term h-2-incompatible kidney transplants without immunosuppression., P S. Russell, C M. Chase, and H J. Winn

Immunological analysis of the structural molecules of erythrocyte membrane in mice. 2. Staining of erythroid cells with labelled anti- body., M Furusawa and H Adachi

Immunological analysis of the structural molecules of erythrocyte membrane in mice. I. Analysis of the aqueous phase molecules obtained by butanol fractionation of erythrocyte membrane., H Adachi and M Furusawa

Immunological and genetic requirements for the parental hemo- poietic takeover reaction in adult, h-2-incompatible parent-f1 hybrid parabiosis., D W. Drell and T G. Wegmann

Immunological and pathological manifestations of murine sarcoma virus (moloney) infections., J Schlom, J B. Moloney, and V Groupe

Immunological and structural relatedness of isozymes and genetic variants of 3-phosphoglycerate kinase from the mouse., C Lee, D Niesel, B Pegoraro, and R P. Erickson

Immunological and trophic functions of lymphocytes., J F. Loutit

Immunological anti-tumor activity of the physiological peptide hormone, tuftsin. Abstr., K Nishioka

Immunological approaches of leukaemia treatment., G Mathe

Immunological approaches to the study of membrane receptors. A monoclonal antibody that inhibits the binding of asialoglycoproteins to the rat liver receptor., J Harford, M Lowe, H Tsunoo, and G Ashwell

Immunological aspects of cancer. (d) Splenomegaly in tumour-bearing mice., W D. Mackay

Immunological aspects of carcinogenesis., L W. Law

Immunological aspects of chemical carcinogenesis., H C. Outzen

Immunological aspects of host resistance to the development and growth of cancer., G Currie

Immunological aspects of regression of autochthonous moloney sarcoma virus-induced tumors in mice. Abstr., A Fefer, J L. Coy, and J P. Glynn

Immunological aspects of the relationship between host and oncogenic virus in the mouse mammary tumor system., P B. Blair

Immunological assessment of mice with chronic jaundice and runting induced by reovirus 3., M Walters, N Stanley, R Dawkins, and M Alpers

Immunological basis for deficient growth of c57bl/10 parental marrow in f1 hybrid mice. Abstr., G Cudkowicz and J H. Stimpfling

Immunological basis for differences in susceptibility to hydrocarbon oncogenesis among mice of a single genotype., R T. Prehn

Immunological block to synthetic alpha-melanocyte-stimulating hormone: melanocyte interaction by antibodies isolated from cell-column immunoadsorbents., J L. Winkelhake, B M. Elcombe, and A Hodach

Immunological b memory in thymus deprived mice., G E. Roelants and B A. Askonas

Immunological changes in mice with syngeneic lymphoma, changes in the weight and morphology of lymphoid organs., B Plavsic and M Jurin

Immunological characteristics of mice homozygous for severe combined immunodeficiency (scid) and beige (bg) nutations., Gillian L. Beamer

Immunological characterization of a graffi virus-infected gross leu- kaemia and its cell clones., G Pasternak and L Pasternak

Immunological characterization of a low molecular weight polypeptide of murine leukemia virus., S R. Tronick, J R. Stephenson, and S A. Aaronson

Immunological characterization of diethyl nitrosamine (den) induced murine forestomach squamous cell carcinomas. Abstr., R J. Jamasbi and E H. Perkins

Immunological characterization of fcr bearing and nonbearing b cells: functional modulation of immune complexes., Y Park, inaba M. Miyama, T Suzuki, T Masuda, Y Yoshida, and H Uchino

Immunological characterization of metallothioneins in mouse lmtk cells and in a variant resistant to cadmium., I Maiti, M Mbikay, C Marengo, and J Thirion

Immunological characterization of mouse mammary tumor virus p10 and its presence in mammary tumors and sera of tumor-bearing mice., L O. Arthur and D L. Fine

Immunological characterization of new mouse mutants., Emily Miyashita

Immunological characterization of the low-molecular- -weight dna binding protein of mouse mammary tumor virus., L O. Arthur, C W. Long, G H. Smith, and D L. Fine

Immunological circuits: cellular composition., H Cantor and R K. Gershon

Immunological clearance of 75se-labelled trypanosoma brucei in mice. II. Mechanisms in immune animals., J A. Macaskill, P H. Holmes, D D. Whitelaw, I Mcconnell, and G M. Urquhart

Immunological comparison of mouse hemoglobins., A A. Ansari, L M. Bahuguna, M Jenison, and H V. Malling

Immunological competence, alteration by whole body x-irradiation and shielding of selected lymphoid tissues., J Miller

Immunological competence following experimental thermal injury. Abstr., L Browne, S Ball, R Bachvaroff, and F Rapaport

Immunological competence in snell-bagg pituitary dwarf mice. Response to the contact-sensitizing agent oxazolone., G B. Schneider

Immunological competence of newborn mice., L Brent and G Gowland

Immunological competence of placenta., J Dancis, B D. Samuels, and G W. Douglas

Immunological competence of thymus cells after transfer to thymec- tomized recipients., R B. Taylor

Immunological components of carcinogenesis., M Feldman

Immunological consequences of mother's milk in the perinate. Abstr., J R. Head, A E. Beer, and R E. Billingham

Immunological control of fertility in female mice., A Mc laren

Immunological control of polyoma virus oncogenesis in mice., J M. Gaugas, A C. Allison, F C. Chesterman, R J. Rees, and M S. Hirsch

Immunological cross reaction between sera from patients with breast cancer and mouse marry tumor virus., M Imai, C Yamada, S Saga, S Nagayoshi, and M Hoshino

Immunological cross-reactions between salk 'altered' monkey heart cells and ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells., R M. Johnstone and S I. Vas

Immunological cross-reactivity between plasma membrane and endoplasmic reticulum of ehrlich ascites carcinoma., D F. Wallach and V Vlahovic

Immunological depression of tumor growth in f1 hybrid/parental strain systems., H Wigzell

Immunological depression produced in vitro by the action of normal rna on mice spleen cells., N Amerio, S Degaetano, J Morini, and M Londner

Immunological destruction of herpes simplex virus i infected cells., zisman B. Rager and B R. Bloom

Immunological detection of cell surface galactosyltransferase in preimplantation mouse embryos., M Sato, T Muramatsu, and E G. Berger

Immunological detection of new molecular species of type ii camp-dependent protein kinase regulatory subunit in the nuclei of regressing mcf-7 tumor (human breast cancer) in nude mice upon estrogen-withdrawal. Abstr., C L. Kapoor and chung Y. Cho

Immunological determinants of polyoma virus oncogenesis., K Habel

Immunological distinction of akr thymocytes., A E. Reif and J M. Allen

Immunological effects of igt synthesized by theta-positive cell lines., M Feldmann, A Boylston, and N M. Hogg

Immunological effects of native and polyethylene glycol- -modified asparaginases from vibrio succinogenes and escherichia coli in normal and tumour-bearing mice., A Bendich, D Kafkewitz, A Abuchowski, and F F. Davis

Immunological effects of neonatal infection with mouse thymic virus, a herpesvirus of mice. Abstr., P Cohen, S S. Cross, and D E. Mosier

Immunological enhancement., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement and inhibition of tumor growth, relation- ship to various immunological mechanisms., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement and inhibition of tumor growth: relationship to various immunological mechanisms., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement as a possible element in the etiology of cancer., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement by mouse isoantibodies, the importance of complement fixation., T Chard

Immunological enhancement can be mediated by anti-ia and anti-k,d antibodies., W C. Davis and I F. Mckenzie

Immunological enhancement: conditions for its expression and its relevance for grafts of normal tissues., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement induced by gastrointestinal immunization of mice pretreated with cyclophosphamide., M L. Laursen

Immunological enhancement of a leukemia., E A. Boyse, L J. Old, and E Stockert

Immunological enhancement of a murine allogeneic lymphoma., C D. Pasqualini and M E. Colmerauer

Immunological enhancement of a murine allogeneic tumor in absence of the spleen., M E. Colmerauer and C D. Pasqualini

Immunological enhancement of a murine tumor allograft by passive alloantibody igg and f(ab')2., N Kaliss, N R. Sinclair, and J L. Cantrell

Immunological enhancement of antitumor activity of gamma-rays., A Montagnani marelli, A Nicolin, P Morvillo, and A Prada

Immunological enhancement of leukemia l1210 by corynebacterium parvum in allogeneic mice., D A. Berd and M S. Mitchell

Immunological enhancement of murine tumor isografts mediated by rna from lymphoid organs of xenogeneic immunized animals., Y H. Pilch and K P. Ramming

Immunological enhancement of primarily vascularized rat heart xenotransplants in mice., R J. Corry and S E. Kelley

Immunological enhancement of sarcoma 180 growth in c57bl/6j mice. Abstr., W T. Bradner and M H. Pindell

Immunological enhancement of sarcoma i by antibody to fetal antigens in syngeneic mice., E H. Goldberg and S Tokuda

Immunological enhancement of skin grafts in the mouse., J J. Jeekel, I F. Kenzie, and H J. Winn

Immunological enhancement of tumor growth by syngeneic thymus-derived lymphocytes., T Umiel and N Trainin

Immunological enhancement of tumor homografts in mice: a review., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement of tumor homografts in the offspring of immunized mothers. Abstr., M K. Dagg and N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement-the immunologically induced prolongation of tumor homograft survival., N Kaliss

Immunological enhancement [workshop summary]., N Kaliss and F W. Fitch

Immunological evidence of repressed catalase synthesis in livers of tumor-bearing mice., E T. Nishimura, T Y. Kobara, J P. Kaltenbach, and W B. Wartman

Immunological factors influencing polyoma virus oncogenesis., K Habel

Immunological focusing by the mouse major histocompatibility complex: mouse strains confronted with distantly related lysozymes confine their attention to very few epitopes., M E. Katz, R M. Maizels, L Wicker, L, and E E. Sercarz

Immunological function in obese, diabetic c57bl/ks-db+/db+ (db/db) mice and streptozotocin-induced muirne diabetes mellitus: further characterization of the defects in plaque forming cells (pfc) and cytotoxic cell reponses. Abstr., B S. Handwerger, J Toseth, T Riehm, G Fernandes, and D M. Brown

Immunological function of alveolar macrophages: interaction with a soluble protein antigen and the immunogenicity of alveolar macrophage-associated antigen., S E. Ullrich and H B. Herscowitz

Immunological function of the thymus., J F. Miller

Immunological functions of homologous spleen cells in viral mouse leukemia., J G. Sinkovics, C C. Shullenberger, and C D. Howe

Immunological heterogeneity of carcinoembryonic antigen: antigenic determinants on carcinoembryonic antigen distinguished by monoclonal antibodies., F J. Primus, K D. Newell, A Blue, and D M. Goldenberg

Immunological homograft enhancement. Interactions of antiserum and skin and tumor homografts., B H. Berne

Immunological induction of dna synthesis in mouse peritoneal macrophages. An expression of cell-mediated-immunity., D More, J M. Penrose, R Kearney, and D Nelson

Immunologically active nonapeptide fragment of a proline-rich polypeptide from ovine colostrum: amino acid sequence and immunoregulatory properties., K Staroscik, M Janusz, M Zimecki, E, and J Lisowski

Immunologically competent cells in adult mouse liver. Studies with parent-to-hybrid radiation chimeras., G Cudkowicz and G E. Cosgrove

Immunologically competent passenger cells in mouse skin., C F. Barker and R Billingham

Immunologically competent thymus cells of bone marrow origin., G Doria and G Agarossi

Immunologically determined and competent cells are affected differ- entially by actinomycin d., E Weiler

Immunologically mediated macrophage aggregation in monolayers of peritoneal cells from bcg-sensitized mice., P M. Preston, P D. Hart, and I N. Brown

Immunologically nonspecific enhancement of artificial lung metastases in tumor-bearing mice., K Ando, N Hunter, and L J. Peters

Immunologically privileged sites in studies of polyoma tumor antigens., K Habel and J H. Belcher

Immunologically specific activation of macrophages armed with the specific macrophage arming factor (SMAF)., R Evans, H Cox, and P Alexander

Immunologically specific activation of macrophages armed with the specific macrophage arming factor (smaf)., R Evans, H Cox, and P Alexander

Immunologically specific cytolytic activity induced in longterm mixed leukocyte culture cells by concanavalin a., D Tartof and F W. Fitch

Immunologically specific retention of long-lived lymphoid cells in antigenically stimulated lymph nodes., E E. Emeson and D R. Thursh

Immunological mechanism in the pathogenesis of virus-induced murine leukemia. I. Autoreactivity., M R. Proffitt, M S. Hirsch, B Gheridian, and P H. Black

Immunological mechanisms in the pathogenesis of virus-induced murine leukemia. II. Characterization of autoreactive thymocytes., M R. Proffitt, M S. Hirsch, I F. Kenzie, and P H. Black

Immunological memory after priming with a thymus independent antigen, nip-ficoll., M Hurme

Immunological memory function of the t and b cell types. Distribution over mouse spleen and lymph nodes., T J. Romano, J J. Mond, and G J. Thorbecke

Immunological memory in mice. II. Cell interactions in the secondary immune response studied by means of immunglobulin allotype markers., E B. Jacobson, stehr J. L'age, and L A. Herzenberg

Immunological memory in mice. Iii. Memory to heterologous erythro- cytes in both t cell and b cell populations and requirement for t cells in expression of b cell memory. Evidence using immunoglobulin allotype and mouse alloantigen theta markers with congenic mice., G Mitchell, E L. Chan, M S. Noble, I Weissman, and L Herzenberg

Immunological memory in mice. I. Physical separation and partial characterization of memory cells for different immunoglobulin classes from each other and from antibody-producing cells., stehr J. L'age and L A. Herzenberg

Immunological memory in radiation chimeras., N Gengozian and C C. Congdon

Immunological memory in vitro., G N. Radcliffe and M A. Axelrad

Immunological mutants of the mouse., L D. Shultz

Immunological paralysis induced by an idiotypic antigen., G M. Iverson and D W. Dresser

Immunological paralysis induced by brief exposure of cells to pro- tein antigens., N A. Mitchison

Immunological paralysis in mice exposed to sublethal irradiation or treated with 6-mercaptopurine., M S. Brooke

Immunological properties of a homogenous sjl/j reticulum cell sarcoma. Abstr., M H. Owens

Immunological properties of chemically induced sarcomas., M Feldman, A Globerson, and D Yaffe

Immunological properties of conjugates of ragweed pollen antigen e with methoxypolyethylene glycol or a copolymer of d-glutamic acid and d-lysine., T P. King, L Kochoumian, and N Chiorazzi

Immunological properties of fc receptor on lymphocytes. 2. Differentiation from fcr- to fcr+ cells and their functional differences in in vitro antibody response., J Yodoi, M Miyama, and T Masuda

Immunological properties of fc receptor on lymphocytes. 3. Stimulating activities of fc receptor-bearing and -nonbearing cells in mixed-lymphocyte reaction., K Kuribayashi and T Masuda

Immunological properties of fc receptor on lymphocytes. 6. Characterization of suppressive b-cell factor (sbf) released from fc receptor-bearing b cells., M Miyama, J Yamada, and T Masuda

Immunological properties of fc receptor on lymphocytes. 7. Suppression of mixed lymphocyte reaction by fc receptor- -bearing splenic lymphocytes., K Kuribayashi, A Takabayashi, M Miyama, J Yamada, and T Masuda

Immunological properties of fc receptor on lymphocytes. IV. Fc receptor of con a induced suppressor and helper t cells., J Yodoi, A Takabayashi, and T Masuda

Immunological properties of fc receptor on lymphocytes. Viii. The behavior of fcr+ and fcr- t cells in cell- -mediated immune responses., A Takabayashi, T Masuda, S Suzuki, and M Hanaoka

Immunological properties of fc receptor on lymphocytes. V. Suppressive regulation of humoral immune response by fc receptor bearing b lymphocytes., T Masuda, M Miyama, K Kuribayashi, J Yodoi, A Takabayashi, and S Kyoizumi

Immunological properties of in vitro passaged carcinomas and propagated clones from different cell lines. Abstr., R J. Jamasbi and E H. Perkins

Immunological properties of murine thymus-dependent lymphocyte surface glycoproteins., I S. Trowbridge and C Mazauskas

Immunological properties of peptic fragments of bovine serum albumin., S Dosa, A J. Pesce, D J. Ford, A Muckerheide, and J G. Michael

Immunological properties of photodynamically inactivated tumour cells., J S. Bellin

Immunological properties of small blood lymphocytes in the graft- -versus-host reaction in mice., W H. Hildemann

Immunological properties of small circulating lymphocytes in mice. Abstr., W H. Hildemann

Immunological properties of tumours., N Molomut, L Gross, and M Padnos

Immunological protection against spontaneous mammary tumors in riii mice. Abstr., J H. Check, T C. Childs, A R. Derasse, and L W. Brady

Immunological quantitation of glutamic acid decarboxylase in developing mouse brain., R A. Hadjian and J A. Stewart

Immunological reactivity during pregnancy in the mouse., N Fabris

Immunological reactivity of balb/c mice during moloney sarcoma virus infection., G D. Marshall and B G. Foster

Immunological reactivity of b mice reconstituted with various numbers of syngeneic bone marrow cells., M Taylor and E Simpson

Immunological reactivity of lymphocytes in multiparous females after strain specific matings., L Soren

Immunological reactivity of lymphoid cells after treatment with anti- -lymphocytic serum., L Brent, T Courtenay, and G Gowland

Immunological reactivity to sheep red blood cells in three congenic resistant strains of mice., D Sabolovic, D Oth, and C Burg

Immunological reconstitution of t-cell-deprived mice. I. Inability of thymosin to restore spleen cell mitogen and tumor allograft response., F J. Primus, L D. Martino, R Macdonald, and H J. Hansen

Immunological reconstitution of thymectomized mice by injections of isolated thymocytes., E J. Yunis, H Hilgard, K Sjodin, C Martinez, and R A. Good

Immunological recovery in neonatally thymectomized 'swiss-albino' mice., G Rogister

Immunological recovery of thymectomized and sham-thym- ectomized lethally irradiated mice reconstituted with syngeneic bone marrow cells., M Marusic

Immunological regulation of experimental cutaneous leishmaniasis. I. Immunogenetic aspects of susceptibility to leishmania tropica in mice., J G. Howard, C Hale, and liew W. Chan

Immunological regulation of experimental cutaneous leishmaniasis. IV. Prophylactic effect of sublethal irradiation as a result of abrogation of suppressor t cell generation in mice genetically susceptible to leishmania tropica., J G. Howard, C Hale, and F Y. Liew

Immunological regulation of spontaneous antibodies to dna and rna. Iii. Early effects of neonatal thymectomy and splenectomy., J R. Roubinian, R Papoian, R Pillarisetty, S Sawada, and N Talal

Immunological regulation of spontaneous antibodies to dna and rna. II. Sequential switch from igm to igg in nzb/nzw f1 mice., R Papoian, R Pillarisetty, and N Talal

Immunological relation of basement membrane and a serum beta globulin in the mouse., E M. Tan and M H. Kaplan

Immunological resistance to growth of tumours in syngeneic multiparous mice., K D. Chandradasa and R M. Barnes

Immunological response of cancer patients to inoculation with trans- plantable heterotumors. Abstr., M C. Li

Immunological response of three mouse strains to typhoid vaccine and vi antigen., V M. Esposito, J C. Feeley, W D. Leeder, and M Pittman

Immunological response restricts number of cells in sensory ganglia infected with herpes simplex virus., M A. Walz, H Yamamoto, and A L. Notkins

Immunological responses in strains of mice with high and low sensitivity to androgen. Abstr., D A. Cohn

Immunological responses of mice to lipopolysaccharide. Lack of secondary responsiveness by c3h/hej mice., J A. Rudbach and N D. Reed

Immunological responses of mice to native protoplasmic polysaccharide and lipopolysaccharide. Functional separation of the two signals required to stimulate a secondary antibody response., K B. Von eschen and J A. Rudbach

Immunological responses of 'nude' mice., H H. Wortis

Immunological responses to a murine mammary adenocarcinoma. Cytolysis by armed monocyte and by antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity., Y Yamamura

Immunological responses to fed protein antigens in mice. IV. Effects of stimulating the reticuloendothelial system on oral tolerance and intestinal immunity to ovalbumin., A M. Mowat and D M. Parrot

Immunological response to implanted adult dwarf tapeworms., R M. Coleman and L M. Desa

Immunological response to tumor ischemia in a murine renal cell carcinoma model., J E. Pontes, M Goldrosen, and G P. Murphy

Immunological responsiveness in cba/ph and c57bl/6 mice and in their first backcross generation., M Polackova and skarova B. Rihova

Immunological responsiveness of murine strains with single-locus mutations inducing lymphoproliferation and autoimmunity., Amy Mortensen

Immunological restoration of both thymectomised and athymic nude mice by a thymus factor., S Ikehara, Y Hamashima, and T Masuda

Immunological selection of tumour cells which have lost sv40 antigen expression., P T. Mora, C Chang, L Couvillion, J M. Kuster, and V W. Mcfarland

Immunological senescence. Abstr., G B. Price

Immunological senescence. II. Normal in vitro colony formation by b cells from old mice., A K. Duwe, J C. Roder, and S K. Singhal

Immunological senescence. I. The role of suppressor cells., J C. Roder, A K. Duwe, D A. Bell, and S K. Singhal

Immunological sequelae of prenatal exposure to diphenylhydantoin. Abstr., J R. Chapman and D W. Roberts

Immunological significance of the thymus of the adult mouse., J F. Miller

Immunological status of leukemia-prone BXH-2 mice., Amy J. Newell

Immunological studies in balb/c mice with an experimentally induced tumor. Abstr., R M. Bhatnager, A R. Rausen, and J B. Zabriskie

Immunological studies in murine osteosarcoma. Immunogenicity, growth kinetics, and immunotherapy., C W. Miller, R F. Blasi, and S J. Fisher

Immunological studies of aging. II. Loss of igg and high avidity plaque-forming cells and increased suppressor cell activity in aging mice., E A. Goidl, J B. Innes, and M E. Weksler

Immunological studies of aging. IV. The contribution of thymic involution to the immune deficiencies of aging mice and reversal with thymopoietin32-36., M E. Weksler, J B. Innes, and G Goldstein

Immunological studies of hsv-infection of resistant and susceptible inbred strains of mice., H Kirchner, M Kochen, H M. Hirt, and K Munk

Immunological studies of lymphoid leukemia in the akr mouse., R K. Guthrie, N A. Ingebritsen, N Savage, D C. Hinkle, and W J. Farris

Immunological studies of membrane mutants of a highly metastatic murine tumor., R S. Kerbel

Immunological studies of mouse decidual cells. I. Membrane markers of decidual cells in the days after implantation., O Bernard, M P. Scheid, M Ripoche, and D Bennett

Immunological studies of mouse radiation chimaeras., D W. Barnes

Immunological studies of the lymphomas induced by radiation in mice and by radiation leukemia virus (rlv) in mice and rats. Abstr., J F. Ferrer and H S. Kaplan

Immunological studies of the snell-bagg pituitary dwarf mouse., R J. Duquesnoy, P K. Kalpaktsoglou, and R A. Good

Immunological studies of tumors. IV. Some cytochemical changes of spleen, lymph node and liver of mice through tumor-antigen., T Matsumoto

Immunological studies on alkaline phosphatases of 6-thiopurine- -sensitive and -resistant sublins of sarcoma 180., M H. Lee, Y Haung, and A C. Sartorelli

Immunological studies on human breast carcinoma and mouse mammary tumors., E S. Priori, D E. Anderson, W C. Williams, and L Dmochowski

Immunological studies on induction of diabetes by streptozotocin. Abstr., Y T. Kim

Immunological studies on leukemia and solid tumors of animals and man. P. 727-747. In l. Severi (ed.) Immunity and tolerance in oncogenesis. (iv Perugia quadren. International conf. Cancer 1969) div., L Dmochowski and K Maruyama

Immunological studies on mouse mammary tumors and leukemia., L Dmochowski, W C. Williams, G R. Swearingen, B Myers, and S Fujinaga

Immunological studies on mouse mammary tumors. II. Characterization of tumor-specific antibodies against mouse mammary tumors., S Takeuchi, R F. Irie, M Inoue, K Irie, R Izumi, and K Nishioka

Immunological studies on mouse mammary tumors. Iii. Surface antigens reacting with tumor-specific antibodies in immune adherence., K Nishioka, R F. Irie, T Kawana, and S Takeuchi

Immunological studies on mouse mammary tumors. IV. Extraction and solubilization of transplantation antigen of mouse mammary tumor., R F. Irie, K Nishioka, T Tachibana, and S Takeuchi

Immunological studies on mouse mammary tumors. V. Chemical analysis of further purified tumor-specific antigen of mouse mammary tumor., R F. Irie, T Kataoka, and H Mitsui

Immunological studies on mouse mammary tumors. VI. Further charac- terization of a mammary tumor antigen and its distribution in lymph- atic cells of allogeneic mice., S Chang, R C. Nowinski, K Nishioka, and R F. Irie

Immunological studies on the development of experimental hepatitis in thymectomized mice., F Scheiffarth, H Warnatz, and H J. Schmidt

Immunological studies on the leukemia agent of swiss mice., C Friend

Immunological studies on the purkinje cells from rat and mouse cerebella. I. Evidence for antibodies characteristic of the purkinje cells., J Mallet, R Christen, and J Changeux

Immunological studies on the radiation leukaemia virus in c57bl mice., A Peled and ghera N. Haran

Immunological studies on the sex-dependent prealbumin in mouse urine and on its occurrence in the serum., P Rumke and P J. Thung

Immunological studies on urinary bladder tumors of rats and mice., L Taranger, W Chapman, I Hellstrom, and K Hellstrom

Immunological studies with normal and malignant mammary tissue anti- gens in an inbred strain of mice., N M. Contractor and S S. Rao

Immunological studies with polyoma-induced tumors in hamsters., V Defendi

Immunological studies with the use of nutritional variants of sarcoma 180., J S. Evans and G D. Mengel

Immunological study of leukemias in balb mice., R Rabinovich de pirosky

Immunological study of lung development in the mouse embryo. Appearance of a lung-specific antigen, localized in the great alveolar cell., opbroek A. Ten have

Immunological study of lung development in the mouse embryo. II. First appearance of the great alveolar cell, as shown by immunofluorescence microscopy., opbroek A. Ten have

Immunological study of two stocks of moloney sarcoma virus producing regressor and progressor tumors in c57bl/6 mice., N Takeichi, C W. Boone, H T. Holden, and R B. Herberman

Immunological suppression of idiotypic specificities., A Nisonoff and S A. Bangasser

Immunological suppression of the occurrence of spontaneous mammary tumours in c3h/he mice., K Irie and R F. Irie

Immunological surveillance against altered self components by sensitised t lymphocytes in lymphocytic choriomeningitis., R M. Zinkernagel and P C. Doherty

Immunological surveillance of tumors in the context of major histocompatibility complex restriction of T cell function., P C. Doherty, B B. Knowles, and P J. Wettstein

Immunological tolerance affects only a subpopulation of the antigen-specific b lymphocytes: evidence against clonal deletion as the mechanism of tolerance induction., C Fernandez, L Hammarstrom, G Moller, D Primi, and C J. Smith

Immunological tolerance and the cancer problem., M Hasek, J Svoboda, and P Koldovsky

Immunological tolerance and the significance of cell-mediated immunity in virus infections., J H. Larsen

Immunological tolerance, 'forbidden clones' allowed in tetraparental mice., T G. Wegmann, I Hellstrom, and K E. Hellstrom

Immunological tolerance: high-dose antigen-induced suppressor cells from tolerant animals inactivate antigen-presenting macrophages., S Segal, E Tzehoval, and M Feldman

Immunological tolerance in bone marrow-derived lymphocytes. I. Evi- dence for an intracellular mechanism of inactivation of hapten- -specific precursors of antibody-forming cells., D H. Katz, T Hamaoka, and B Benacerraf

Immunological tolerance in bone marrow-derived lymphocytes. Iii. Tolerance induction in primed b cells by hapten conjugates of unre- lated immunogenic or 'nonimmunogenic' carriers., D H. Katz, T Hamaoka, and B Benacerraf

Immunological tolerance induced by cyclophosphamide assayed by plaque spleen cell method., A C. Aisenberg and B Wilkes

Immunological tolerance in homologous radiation chimeras., O Vos and W W. Weyzen

Immunological tolerance in parental strain mice induced by f1 hybrid spleen cells., V Silobrcic

Immunological tolerance in the absence of cellular chimerism., N W. Nisbet

Immunological tolerance in vitro, kinetic studies at the cellular level., E Diener and W D. Armstrong

Immunological tolerance. (nobel Lecture), P B. Medawar

Immunological tolerance of neonatally infected mice to the moloney leukaemia virus., E Klein and G Klein

Immunological tolerance, the modified self-recognition hypothesis., D E. Uphoff

Immunological tolerance to a hapten. I. Induction and maintenance of tolerance to trinitrophenyl with trinitrobenzene sulfonic acid., J M. Fidler and E S. Golub

Immunological tolerance to hapten-igg conjugates. In vitro breakdown and nonspecific effect of the carrier., D Erard, P Galanaud, M T. Auffredou, and J Dormont

Immunological tolerance to lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus in neonatally infected virus carrier mice. Evidence supporting a clonal inactivation mechanism., J Cihak and grube F. Lehmann

Immunological tolerance to rna tumor virus genome expres- sions, significance of tolerance and prenatal expressions in embryogenesis and tumorigenesis., R J. Huebner, P S. Sarma, G J. Kelloff, R V. Gilden, A Meier, D D. Myers, and R L. Peters

Immunological tolerance to RNA tumor virus genome expressions: significance of tolerance and prenatal expressions in embryogenesis and tumorigenesis., R J. Huebner, P S. Sarma, G J. Kelloff, R V. Gilden, H Meier, D D. Myers, and R L. Peters

Immunological tolerance to spontaneous mammary adencarcinomas (smc). Abstr., D L. Morton, L Goldman, and D A. Wood

Immunological tolerance to transplanted tumours. Abstr., M E. Whisson

Immunological tolerance. Transmission from mother to offspring., R Auerbach and S Clark

Immunological transmission of glomerulosclerotic changes in kk-mice with spontaneous diabetes. I. Transplantation of spleen cells., H Wehner and I Konig

Immunological unresponsiveness against the 4-hydroxy-3,5-dinitro- -phenacetyl (nnp) hapten in different lymphoid cell populations., E Moller, O Sjoberg, and O Makela

Immunological unresponsiveness associated with erythropoiesis in genetic low responder mice., A J. Macario, E C. Macario, and R Miller

Immunological unresponsiveness induced in adult mice to synthetic polypeptides built on multichain polyproline and multichain polyalanine., B Bonavida, E Mozes, G Shearer, and M Sela

Immunological unresponsiveness in inbred mice. Abstr., G W. Siskind and G J. Thorhecke

Immunological unresponsiveness in mice. II. Cellular basis of immunological unresponsiveness induced in foetal and neonatal mice by transfer of human gamma-globulin by the maternal route., S Shinka, T Komatsu, Y Dohi, and T Amano

Immunological unresponsiveness of genetically thymusless (nude) mice., B Kindred

Immunological unresponsiveness of nude mice to lcm virus infection., P J. Christoffersen, M Volkert, and J Rygaard

Immunological unresponsiveness of self-recognizing b lymphocytes to the pba property of a soluble t cell factor., D Primi, L Hammarstrom, C I. Edvard, and G Muller

Immunological unresponsiveness to heterologous serum albumins in adult mice, effect of antigen quality on tolerogenicity., F M. Dietrich

Immunological unresponsiveness to native dextran b512 in young animals of dextran high responder strains is due to lack of ig receptor expression. Evidence for a nonrandom expression of v-genes., C Fernandez and G Moller

Immunological unresponsiveness to sheep red blood cells in mice. Abstr., P J. Stambrook and B F. Argyris

Immunologic analysis of mouse cystathionase in normal and leukemic cells., I Bikel, D Faibes, J R. Uren, and D M. Livingston

Immunologic and genetic characterization of defective immunopoiesis in the akr mouse. Abstr., C Gottlieb and E Perkins

Immunologic and viral factors in the pathogenesis of systemic lupus erythematosus., N Talal

Immunologic and virologic properties of chemically and gamma-irradia- tion-induced thymic lymphomas in mice., P L. Chan and N R. Sinclair

Immunologic and virologic studies of f1 antiparental (f1p) runt disease; comparison with pf1 runt disease. Abstr., E Cornelius

Immunologic aspects of the nonobese diabetic (nod) mouse. Abnormalities of cellular immunity., S Kataoka, J Satoh, H Fujiya, T Toyota, R Suzuki, K Itoh, and K Kumagai

Immunologic aspects of the sjl/j mouse lymphoma. Abstr., R F. Bakemeier and H A. Farquharson

Immunologic aspects of tumor induction by mammary tumor virus., P B. Blair

Immunologic basis of tumor dormancy. Abstr., E F. Wheelock

Immunologic basis of tumor dormancy in mice. Abstr., K J. Weinhold, E Genovesi, P A. Marx, and E F. Wheelock

Immunologic characteristics in relation to high and low leukemogenic activity of radiation leukemia virus. II. Analysis of the immune response., ghera N. Haran and N Rubio

Immunologic characteristics in relation to high and low leukemogenic activity of radiation leukemia virus variants. I. Cellular analysis of immunosuppression., ghera N. Haran, yaakov M. Ben, and A Peled

Immunologic characteristics of a murine renal adenocarcinoma. Abstr., B P. Barna, S D. Deodhar, T Chiang, J E. Montie, D Roberts, and B Jacobs

Immunologic characterization of tumor-associated transplantation antigens on mm102 mammary tumor eliciting preferentially helper t cell activity., H Fujiwara, H Aoki, T Tsuchida, and T Hamaoka

Immunologic clearance of experimental rabies virus infection in mice. Abstr., A E. Miller, H C. Morse, I )ii, J Winkelstein, and N Nathanson

Immunologic competence after thymectomy., R S. Basch

Immunologic competence and induction of neoplasms by polyoma virus., L W. Law

Immunologic competence of bone marrow of different genotypes., D E. Uphoff

Immunologic competence of gross passage a preleukemic c3h/bi inbred mice. Abstr., T Mariani

Immunologic competence of mouse placental cells in irradiated hosts., J Dancis, G W. Douglas, and J Fierer

Immunologic complementation between thymus and marrow cells--a model for the two-cell theory of immunocompetence., H N. Claman and E A. Chaperon

Immunologic complementation between thymus and marrow cells--a model for the two-cell theory of immunocompetence., H N. Claman and E A. Chaperon

Immunologic control of aging, a possible primary event., L Greenberg and E Yunis

Immunologic cross-reactions between the specifically localizing cells (slc) generated in response to sheep rbc and the red cells of other species., D R. Thursh and K S. Chan

Immunologic cross-reactivity between antigen of unfertilized mouse eggs and mouse cells transformed by simian virus 409, H Koprowski, W Sawicki, and P Koldovsky

Immunologic cross-reactivity of antigen(s) induced by drug treatment in two leukemic sublines., A Nicolin, A Bini, F D. Padova, and A Goldin

Immunologic deficiencies in senescence. I. Characterization of intrinsic deficiencies., G Price and T Makinodan

Immunologic deficiencies in senescence. II. Characterization of extrinsic deficiencies., G Price and T Makinodan

Immunologic deficiency during experimental chagas' disease (trypanosoma cruzi infection): role of adherent, nonspecific esterase-positive splenic cells., F Kierszembaum

Immunologic dysfunction in adjuvant-induced autoimmune disease in new zealand mice. Abstr., J F. Fields, J M. Cruse, and D H. Sprunt

Immunologic dysfunction in motheaten mice. Immunodeficiency, autoimmunity, and hyperimmunoglobulinemia in a short-lived mutant, p. 260-269. In m. Eric gershwin and e. L. Cooper [eds.] Animal models of comparative and developmental aspects of immunity and disease., L D. Shultz, C L. Sidman, and E R. Unanue

Immunologic effects of a liophilic adjuvant. Abstr., W C. Gordon and M D. Prager

Immunologic effects of b-tropic virus and non-b-tropic virus producing tumor cells. Abstr., A Dennis and A Barker

Immunologic effects of endogenous virus-producing tumors in thymectomized or splenectomized balb/c mice. Abstr., A D. Barker, A J. Dennis, and V S. Moore

Immunologic effects of neonatal infection with mouse thymic virus., P L. Cohen, S S. Cross, and D E. Mosier

Immunologic effects of whole-body ultraviolet irradiation: selective defect in splenic adherent cell function in vitro., N L. Letvin, M I. Greene, B Benacerraf, and R N. Germain

Immunologic enhancement., G D. Snell

Immunologic enhancement of allogeneic tumor growth with soluble histocompatibility-2 antigens., L W. Law, E Appella, P W. Wright, and S Strober

Immunologic enhancement of leukemia l1210 by corynebacterium parvum. Abstr., D Berd, M S. Mitchell, and J C. Marsh

Immunologic enhancement of sarcoma i by mouse gamma-globulin fractions., S Tokuda and P F. Mcentee

Immunologic events during listeria monocytogenes infection in mice, adjuvanticity and immunogenicity of macrophage-bound antigens., F C. Lane and E R. Unanue

Immunologic evidence for horizontal transmission of mtv., P B. Blair and M Lane

Immunologic factors influencing the intratumor localization of adcc effector cells., S Haskill and E Parthenais

Immunologic functions of akr allogeneic chimeras following total body irradiation and bone marrow transplantation. Abstr., K Onoe, G Fernandes, T Tanaka, M Nair, and R A. Good

Immunologic heterogeneity of tumor cell subpopulations from a single mouse mammary tumor., F R. Miller and G H. Heppner

Immunologic homogeneity and electrophoretic heterogeneity of mouse melanoma tyrosinases., N Ohtaki and K Miyazaki

Immunologic impairment of bdf1 mice bearing the h@@@lewis carcinoma. Abstr., P Klykken and A Munson

Immunologic incompetence of immunologically runted animals., R M. Blaese, C Martinez, and R A. Good

Immunologic incompetence of mouse perinatal liver hematopoietic cells against transplantation antigens., M M. Bortin and E C. Saltzstein

Immunologic incompetence of mouse perinatal liver hematopoietic cells against transplantation antigens. Abstr., M M. Bortin and E C. Saltzstein

Immunologic induction of malignant lymphoma, genetic factors in the graft-versus-host model., E Gleichmann, H Gleichmann, and R S. Schwartz

Immunologic induction of malignant lymphoma. Identification of donor and host tumors in the graft-versus-host model., E Gleichmann, H Gleichmann, R S. Schwartz, and M Y. Armstrong

Immunologic induction of reticulum cell sarcoma. Donor-type lymphomas in the graft-versus-host model., E Gleichmann, K Peters, E Lattmann, and H Gleichmann

Immunologic inhibition of cellular proliferation in tumor allografts. Abstr., J W. Kreider and J W. Combs

Immunologic interactions between isologous or f1 hybrid hosts and spontaneous mammary tumors in cba/bln mice., M Muller

Immunologic mechanisms in the pathogenesis of virus- -induced murine leukemia. Iii. Target cell specificity of autoreactive thymocytes., M R. Proffitt, M S. Hirsch, D A. Ellis, and P H. Black

Immunologic mechanisms involved in the establishment and maintenance of the tumor dormant state. Abstr., K J. Weinhold and E F. Wheelock

Immunologic mechanisms of acquired resistance to coxiella burnetii infections in the mouse. Abstr., R C. Humphres and D J. Hinrichs

Immunologic mechanisms of tumor regression in the t1699 murine mammary adenocarcinoma model. Abstr., M E. Key and J S. Haskill

Immunologic memory cells of bone marrow origin. Increased burst size of specific immunocyte precursors., H C. Miller and G Cudkowicz

Immunologic memory in antigen-specific bone marrow cells. Abstr., H C. Miller and G Cudkowicz

Immunologic memory to phosphocholine. IV. Hybridomas represen- tative of group i (t15-like) and group ii (non-t15-like) antibodies utilize distinct vh genes., S P. Chang, R M. Perlmutter, M Brown, C H. Heusser, E Hood, and M B. Rittenberg

Immunologic memory to phosphocholine. V. Hybridomas repre- sentative of group ii antibodies vk1-3 gene(s)., I Todd, S P. Chang, R M. Perlmutter, R Aebersold, H H. Heusser, L Hood, and M B. Rittenberg

Immunologic memory to phosphorylcholine. Iii. Igm includes a fine specificity population distinct from tepc 15., S P. Chang, M Brown, and M B. Rittenberg

Immunologic memory to phosphorylcholine in vitro. I. Asymmetric expression of clonal dominance., S P. Chang and M B. Rittenberg

Immunologic methods for the identification of cell types. II. Expression of normal mouse mammary epithelial cell antigens in mammary neoplasia., R L. Ceriani, J A. Peterson, and S Abraham

Immunologic methods for the identification of cell types. I. Specific antibodies that distinguish between mammary gland epithelial cells and fibroblasts., K Thompson, R L. Ceriani, D Wong, and S Abraham

Immunologic paralysis induced by alloantiserum. Abstr., C S. Mccullough and P H. Sugarbaker

Immunologic parameters of resistance to isologous adenovirus 12 induced mouse tumors. Abstr., L D. Berman

Immunologic parameters of ultraviolet carcinogenesis., M L. Kripke and M S. Fisher

Immunologic profiles of first transplant akr leukemias. Abstr., A Barker and S Waksal

Immunologic properties of bacterial lipopolysaccharide (lps). Iii. Genetic linkage between the in vitro mitogenic and in vivo adjuvant properties of lps., B J. Skidmore, J M. Chiller, W O. Weigle, and J Watson

Immunologic properties of bacterial lipopolysaccharide (lps). II. The unresponsiveness of c3h/hej mouse spleen cells to lps-induced mitogenesis is dependent on the method used to extract lps., B J. Skidmore, D C. Morrison, J M. Chiller, and W O. Weigle

Immunologic properties of bacterial lipopolysaccharide (lps). IV. Cellular basis of the unresponsiveness of c3h/hej mouse spleen cells to lps-induced mitogenesis., B J. Skidmore, J M. Chiller, and W O. Weigle

Immunologic properties of methylcholanthrene-induced sarcomas of neonatally thymectomized mice., K Nomoto and K Takeya

Immunologic properties of mouse thymus cells. Identification of t cell functions within a minor, low-density subpopulation., S Konda, Y Nakao, and R T. Smith

Immunologic properties of mouse thymus cells. Membrane antigen patterns associated with various cell subpopulations., S Konda, E Stockert, and R T. Smith

Immunologic properties of protein-lipopolysaccharide complexes. I. Antibody response of normal, thymectomized, and nude mice to a lysozyme-lipopolysaccharide complex., R J. Scibienski and M E. Gershwin

Immunologic properties of protein-lipopolysaccharide complexes. Iii. Role of carbohydrate in the lps adjuvant effect., R J. Scibienski

Immunologic properties of protein-lipopolysaccharide complexes. IV. Circumventing suppression in immunol- ogically tolerant animals., R J. Scibienski

Immunologic properties of purified sendai virus glycoproteins., C Orvell and E Norrby

Immunologic properties of weak histocompatibility genes., C F. Mc khann and J H. Berrian

Immunologic prophylaxis and therapy of spontaneous mammary tumors. Abstr., J Vaage, R Bonhag, and D W. Weiss

Immunologic protection against murine hodgkin's like reticulum cell sarcoma. Abstr., J H. Check, P L. Leipold, and L W. Brady

Immunologic reactions to haptens on autologous carriers. Iii. Cell selection at the antigen-specific in vitro dna synthetic response level., C S. Walters, J W. Moorhead, and H N. Claman

Immunologic reactions to haptens on autologous carriers. II. Induction of hapten-specific tolerance and correlations between anti- body response and antigen-driven cell proliferation in vitro., C S. Walters and H N. Claman

Immunologic reactions to haptens on autologous carriers. I. Partici- pation of both thymus-derived and bone marrow-derived cells in the secondary in vitro response., J W. Moorhead, C S. Walters, and H N. Claman

Immunologic recognition of influenza virus-infected cells. I. Generation of a virus-strain specific and a cross-reactive subpopulation of cytotoxic t cells in the response to type a influenza viruses of different subtypes., T J. Braciale

Immunologic recognition of influenza virus-infected cells. II. Expression of influenza a matrix protein on the infected cell surface and its role in recognition by cross-reactive cytotoxic t cells., T J. Braciale

Immunologic recognition of transplantation antigens. Abstr., J H. Berrian and C F. Mckhann

Immunologic regulation of virally-induced leukemo- genesis by the thymus. Abstr., C L. Reinisch and S Kurtz

Immunologic rejection of mammary adenocarcinoma (ta3-st) in c57bl/6 mice. Participation of neutrophils and activated macrophages with fibrin formation., A M. Dvorak, A B. Connell, K Proppe, and H F. Dvorak

Immunologic response of akr mice in different phases of development of transplanted gross leukemia. II. Comparative investigation of cellular and humoral antibody formation., B Golubska, H Szalaty, A Stelmachowska, and Z Skurska

Immunologic response of mice bearing leukemia l1210., E Bonmassar, A Bonmassar, S Vadlamudi, and A Goldin

Immunologic response restored by macrophages in mice with immuno- suppression due to normal rna., M Londner, J Morini, N Amerio, M T. Font, and S Rabasa

Immunologic responses to a murine mammary adenocarcinoma. II. Monocyte effector activation by humoral factors., Y Yamamura

Immunologic responses to a murine mammary adenocarcinoma. In vitro production of specific killer cells is dependent on active t lymphocytes., Y Yamamura

Immunologic responses to a murine mammary adenocarcinoma. I. Passive transfer of immunity by sera from tumor-bearing mice., Y Yamamura, G Virella, and J S. Haskill

Immunologic responses to candida albicans. Iii. Effects of passive transfer of lymphoid cells or serum on murine candi- diasis., N N. Pearsall, B L. Adams, and R Bunni

Immunologic response to lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus in lethally irradiated mice treated with bone marrow., D E. Uphoff and V H. Haas

Immunologic responsiveness and the induction of experimental neoplasms., L W. Law

Immunologic responsiveness of the c3h/hej mouse. Differential ability of butanol-extracted lipopolysaccharide (lps) to evoke lps-mediated effects., M G. Goodman, D E. Parks, and W O. Weigle

Immunologic responsiveness of young akr mice to iodoacetate and to iodoacetate-treated tumor cells., A D. Barker, M S. Rheins, G W. Davis, and H E. Wilson

Immunologic restoration of thymectomized mice by thymus cell suspen- sions and the duration of their effect., B Mayhew, M H. Macgillivray, and N R. Rose

Immunologic role of the thymus in radiation chimeras., J F. Miller, E Leuchars, A M. Cross, and P Dukor

Immunologic sex differences and the female predominance in systemic lupus erythematosus., R D. Inman

Immunologic significance of nonspecific suppressor cells in spleens of tumor-bearing mice., N Hanna and M L. Kripke

Immunologic specificity and reactivity of goat anti-guinea pig and goat anti-mouse macrophage sera., D E. Peterson, C D. Bucana, and I J. Fidler

Immunologic status, age and 3-mc tumorigenesis in nzb mice. Abstr., J I. Morton, B V. Siegel, and R D. Moore

Immunologic status of balb/c mice during the course of a non-lethal malaria infection. Abstr., F I. Weinbaum, C B. Evans, P J. Baker, and R E. Tigelaar

Immunologic status of bdf1 mice bearing the lewis lung carcinoma. Abstr., P Klykken, V Sanders, and A Munson

Immunologic status of host and response of a methylcholanthrene- -induced sarcoma to local x-irradiation., H D. Suit and A Kastelan

Immunologic stimulation of early murine hematopoiesis and its abrogation by cyclosporin a., S A. Burstein, S K. Erb, J W. Adamson, and L A. Harker

Immunologic stimuli in relation to leukemogenesis. II. Effect of phytohemagglutinin on rauscher viral leukemogenesis., B V. Siegel and J I. Morton

Immunologic stimuli in relation to leukemogenesis. I. Potentiation of rauscher viral leukemia by freund's adjuvants., B V. Siegel and J I. Morton

Immunologic studies of a methylcholanthrene-induced sarcoma trans- planted in the mouse strain of origin. Abstr., J T. Duhig and L W. Mcdonald

Immunologic studies of a spontaneous syngeneic tumor-host system. II. Specific immune tolerance and adoptive tolerance by thymic grafts., N I. Abdou and J M. Kenna

Immunologic studies of a spontaneous syngeneic tumor-host system. I. The role of immune mechanism in tumor transplants in the syngeneic host., N I. Abdou and J M. Kenna

Immunologic studies of autoimmune disease in nzb/nzw f1 mice. I. Binding of fluorescein-labeled antinucleoside antibodies in lesions of lupus-like nephritis., B C. Seegal, L Accinni, G A. Andres, S M. Beiser, C Christian, B F. Erlanger, and K C. Hsu

Immunologic studies on graffi-virus-infected spontaneous gross leukemia of akr mice., B Micheel and G Pasternak

Immunologic suppression of dna synthesis in mopc 104e plasmacytoma cells., C W. Barnhill, V K. Ghanta, R N. Hiramoto, and K L. Yielding

Immunologic surveillance revisited., G Moller and E Moller

Immunologic theory of aging, current status., R L. Walford

Immunologic tolerance and adoptively transferred immunity in polyoma virus tumor repression., L W. Law

Immunologic tolerance to allergenic protein determinants: pro- perties of tolerance induced in mice treated with conjugates of protein and a synthetic copolymer of d-glutamic acid and d-lysine (d-gl)., F Liu, C A. Bogowitz, R F. Bargatze, M Zinnecker, E R. Katz, and D H. Katz

Immunologic tolerance to a protein antigen in adult mice, challenge with an aggregated fraction. Abstr., Y M. Kong and J K. Cheng

Immunologic tolerance to dinitrophenylated human gamma globulin induced via colostrum., M Colwell, R R. Meyer, T L. Pazdernik, and J F. Halsey

Immunologic tolerance to hgg in mice. I. Suppression of the hgg response in normal mice with spleen cells or a spleen cell lysate from tolerant mice., T B. Jones and A M. Kaplan

Immunologic unresponsiveness after gastric administration of human gamma-globulin: antigen requirements and cellular parameters., J Vives, D E. Parks, and W O. Weigle

Immunologic unresponsiveness of mouse spleen sensitized to allogeneic tumors., B F. Argyris and F D. Lustro

Immunologic unresponsiveness to heterologous serum proteins induced in adult mice and transfer of the unresponsive state., F M. Dietrich and W O. Weigle

Immunologic vasculitis in beige mice with deficiency of leukocytic neutral protease., K J. Johnson, J Varani, J Oliver, and P A. Ward

Immunologic, virologic, and genetic aspects of mammary tumor virus- -induced cell-surface antigens. Presence of these antigens and the thy 1.2 Antigen on murine mammary gland and tumor cells., J Hilgers, J Haverman, R Nusse, W J. Blitterswijk, F J. Cleton, H C. Hageman, R V. Nie, and J Calafat

Immunologie du cancer mammaire de la souris., K Hollmann

Immunologische charakterisierung von pyruvatkinase aus ehrlich- -aszites-tumorzellen., G Grundmann, J Schulz, and E Hofmann

Immunologische crossversuche wit methylchslanthrentumoren eines mauseinzuchtstammes., G Pasternak, H Horn, and A Graffi

Immunologische untersuchungen an virusinduzierten mause- und ratten- leukamien. II. Nachweis eines membrangebundenen, gruppenspezifischen leukamieantigens in graff-und gross-leukamien der maus., B Micheel, G Pasternak, and D Bierwolf

Immunologische untersuchungen an virusinduzierten maus- und ratten- leukamien. I. Nachweis identischer antigene in graffi-virus-induzier- ten maus- und rattenleukamien., B Micheel and G Pasternak

Immunologische untersuchungen mit nukleoproteiden aus subzellularen fraktionen des ehrlich-carcinoms der maus., G Pasternak

Immunology and aging. (philip Levine award)., R L. Walford

Immunology of h-y antigen and its role in sex determination., E Simpson

Immunology of nqo-induced mouse sarcomas. Abstr., S Johnson

Immunology of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in mice. Iii. Immuno- genicity of c3h preneoplastic hyperplastic alveolar nodules in c3hf hosts., D H. Lavrin, P B. Blair, and D W. Weiss

Immunology of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in mice. II. Resistance to a rapidly and a slowly developing tumor., M A. Attia, K B. Deome, and D W. Weiss

Immunology of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in mice. Immunogenicity of mammary tumor virus-containing tissues in mammary tumor virus- -free c3h/2 hosts., D H. Lavrin

Immunology of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in mice. IV. Association of the mammary tumor virus with the immunogenicity of c3h nodules and tumors., D H. Lavrin, P B. Blair, and D W. Weiss

Immunology of spontaneous mammary carcinomas in mice. V. Acquired tumor resistance and enhancement in strain a mice infected with mammary tumor virus., M A. Attia and D W. Weiss

Immunology of spontaneous mammary tumors in mice. Cross-reacting immunogenicity of c3h tumors in c3hf and c3h/2 mice. Abstr., D W. Weiss

Immunology of spontaneous mammary tumors in mice. Further studies on the mode of action of a tumor-protective fraction of tubercle bacilli. Abstr., D W. Weiss, C Steinkuller, and L Greetham

Immunology of the mouse mammary tumor. Abstr., G J. Vosika and J B. Aust

Immunology of the mouse mammary tumor virus. Comparison of mammary tumor virus with the agent found in c3hf/crgl mice., P B. Blair and D W. Weiss

Immunology of the mouse mammary tumor virus, comparison of the anti- genicity of mammary tumor virus obtained from several strains of mice., P B. Blair

Immunology of the mouse mammary tumor virus. Correlation of the immunodiffusion precipitate line with type-b virus particles., P B. Blair, D W. Weiss, and D R. Pitelka

Immunology of the mouse mammary tumor virus (mtv). Analysis of the antigenic components of the virion. Abstr., P B. Blair, C Smoller, and D W. Weiss

Immunology of the mouse mammary tumor virus (mtv). Neutralization of mtv by mouse antiserum., P B. Blair

Immunology of the mouse mammary tumour virus (mtv). A qualitative in vitro assay for mtv., P B. Blair

Immunology; the purpose of the experiment was to discover the rate of antibody production in mice of genetically pure strains., Bonnie Gay Wood

Immunomodulating effects of 13-cis retinoic acid on the igg and igm response of balb/c mice., J B. Barnett

Immunomodulating effects of levamisole in normal and plasmacytoma-bearing mice following chemotherapy. Abstr., M L. Padarathsingh, J H. Dean, J L. Mccoy, J W. Northing, and L Keys

Immunomodulating effects of thiabendazole on murine spleen cells. Abstr., E J. Lovett and J Lundy

Immunomodulation by corynebacterium parvum. I. Variable effects on anti-sheep erythrocyte antibody responses., A Ghaffar and M M. Sigel

Immunomodulation of antibody responses., Ellen Weinstein

Immunomodulation of delayed hypersensitivity to methylated bovine serum albumin (mbsa) in mice. Abstr., A J. Lewis, J Parker, J Diluigi, L Datko, and R P. Carlson

Immunomodulation of low-dose streptozotocin-induced diabetes in mice. Abstr., B Greulich, U Kiesel, F A. Gries, and H Kolb

Immunomodulation of murine b16 melanoma metastasis: thymosin, thymectomy and irradiation., P H. Naylor, H S. Bhakoo, N S. Paolini, A L, L, and F Rosen

Immunomodulation of tumor growth., R T. Prehn

Immunomodulatory effect of various molecular-weight maleic anhydride-divinyl ethers and other agents in vivo., M A. Chirigos and W A. Stylos

Immuno-modulcation by culture fluids of lewis fibrosarcoma t241. Abstr., S C. Gautam

Immunomorphologic classification of spontaneous lymphoid cell neoplasma occurring in female balb/c mice., P K. Pattengale and C H. Frith

Immunopathogenesis of acute central nervous system disease produced by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus. I. Cyclophosphamide-mediated induction of the virus-carrier state in adult mice., D H. Gilden, G A. Cole, A A. Monjan, and N Nathanson

Immunopathogenesis of acute central nervous system disease produced by lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus. II. Adoptive immunization of virus carriers., D H. Gilden, G A. Cole, and N Nathanson

Immunopathogenicity and oncogencity of murine leukaemia virus. IV. Antinuclear antibody response and tumour induction in b10.a Recombinant mice., B P. Croker, M Bourdon, P J. Mcconahey, and F J. Dixon

Immunopathogenicity and oncogenicity of murine leukemia viruses. II. Infection of mice and rats with scripps leukemia virus., B C. Del villano, B P. Croker, P J. Conahey, and F J. Dixon

Immunopathogenicity and oncogenicity of murine leukemia viruses. I. Induction of immunologic disease and lymphoma in (balb/c x nzb)f1 mice by scripps leukemia virus., B P. Croker, B C. Villano, F C. Jensen, R A. Lerner, and F J. Dixon

Immunopathogenicity and oncogenicity of murine leukemia virus. Iii. Quantitation of spontaneous virus expression., B P. Croker, P J. Conahey, E D. Murphy, and F J. Dixon

Immunopathogenicity and oncogenicity of murine leukemia virus. III. Quantitation of spontaneous virus expression., B P. Croker, P J. McConahey, E D. Murphy, and F J. Dixon

Immunopathological aspects of plasmodium berghei infection in five strains of mice. II. Immunopathology of cerebral and other tissue lesions during the infection., L J. Mackey, A Hochmann, C H. June, C E. Contreras, and P Lambert

Immunopathological studies of parabiosis in adult mice., K Ashikawa, K Inoue, and Y Yoshida

Immunopathologic alterations of lymphatic tissues of mice infected with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus. II. Pathogenetic mechanism., grube F. Lehmann and J Lohler

Immunopathology and neoplasms in new zealand black (nzb) and sjl/j mice., J East

Immunopathology of adoptive immunization in mice chronically infected with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus., P E. Hoffsten, M B. Oldstone, and F J. Dixon

Immunopathology of aging., E J. Yunis and L J. Greenberg

Immunopathology of b-cell lymphomas induced in c57bl/6 mice by dualtropic murine leukemia virus (mulv)., P K. Pattengale, C R. Taylor, P Twomey, S Hill, O Jonassaon, T Beardsley, and M Haas

Immunopathology of bcg infection in genetically resistant and susceptible mouse strains., M Pelletier, A Forget, D Bourassa, O, and E Skamene

Immunopathology of experimental cutaneous leishmaniasis., Z A. Andrade, S G. Reed, S B. Roters, and M Sadigursky

Immunopathology of mouse hepatitis virus type 3 infection. II. Effect of immunosuppression in resistant mice., J M. Dupuy, leblond E. Levey, and C L. Prevost

Immunopathology of mouse hepatitis virus type 3 infection. Iii. Clinical and virologic observation of a persistent viral infection., C Le prevost, J L. Virelizier, and J M. Dupuy

Immunopathology of mouse hepatitis virus type 3 infection. I. Role of humoral and cell-mediated immunity in resistance mechanisms., C Le prevost, leblond E. Levy, J L. Virelizier, and J M. Dupuy

Immunopathology of new zealand black mice treated with anti- lymphocyte globulin., A Denman, A Russell, G Loewi, and E J. Denman

Immunopathology of new zealand black (nzb) mice., J East, M A. Sousa, and D M. Parrott

Immunopathology of nzb/b1 mice. VI. Virus separable from spleen and pathogenic for swiss mice., R C. Mellors and C Y. Huang

Immunopathology of nzb/bl mice. V. Viruslike (filtrable) agent separable from lymphoma cells and identifiable by electron microscopy., R C. Mellors and C Y. Huang

Immunopathology of schistosomiasis in athymic mice., C Hsu, S H. Hsu, R A. Whitney, and C T. Hansen

Immunopathology of sjogren-like disease in nzb/nzw mice., G G. Keyes, R A. Vickers, and J H. Kersey

Immunopathology of streaker mice. A remutation to nude in the akr/j strain, p. 211-222. In m. Eric gershwin and e. L. Cooper [eds.] Animal models of comparative and developmental aspects of immunity and disease., L D. Shultz, H Heiniger, and E M. Eicher

Immunoperoxidase detection of ophidian paramyxovirus in snake lung using a polyclonal antibody., B L. Homer, J P. Sundberg, J M. Gaskin, J Schumacher, and E R. Jacobson

Immunoperoxidase localization of papillomaviruses in hyperplastic and neoplastic epithelial lesions of animals., J P. Sundberg, R E. Junge, and W D. Lancaster

Immunopharmacology studies on dimethyltriazeno-imidazole- -carboxamide (dtic). Abstr., P Puccetti, A Giampietri, M C. Fioretti, A Circolo, A Goldin, and E Bonmassar

Immunophenotypic and ultrastructural differentiation and maturation of nonlymphoid dendritic cells in osteopetrotic (op) mice with the total absence of macrophage colony stimulating factor activity., K Takahashi, M Naito, Y Morioka, and L D. Schultz

Immuno-physiological mechanisms by which neoplasms avoid destruction by the immune systems. Action of bacillus calmette guerin (bcg). Abstr., A A. Hakim and N G. Grand

Immunopoietic stem cell lines., D E. Harrison

Immunopoietic stem cell lines: effects of aging and transplantation., D E. Harrison

Immunopoietic stem cell lines: effects of aging and transplantation, p. 43-56. In diego segre and l. Smith [eds.], Immunological aspects, D E. Harrison

Immunopotentiating effects of amphotericin b. I. Enhanced contact sensitivity in mice., S F. Shirley and J R. Little

Immunopotentiating effects of amphotericin b. II. Enhanced in vitro proliferative responses of murine lymphocytes., S F. Shirley and J R. Little

Immunopotentiation and anabolism induced by sodium diethyldithiocarbamate., G Renoux and M Renoux

Immunopotentiation by pyrimethamine in the mouse., Y H. Thong and A Ferrante

Immunopotentiation with bcg. Dimensions of a specific antitumor response., E Hawrylko

Immunoprecipitation and radioimmunological studies of a lymph node activating factor released during contact of h-2- or hla-different lymphocytes., E Paluska, L Korcakova, V Haskova, T Marik, and J Svobodova

Immunoprecipitation of insulin receptors by antibodies against class 1 antigens of the murine h-2 major histocompatibility complex., Y Chvatchko, E V. Obberghen, N Kiger, and M Fehlmann

Immunoprecipitation of specific polysomes using staphylococcus aureus: purification of the immunoglobulin kappa chain messenger rna from the mouse myeloma mpc11., N M. Gough and J M. Adams

Immunoprevention of naturally occurring endogenous murine type-c rna viruses., M Kende, J R. Stephenson, G J. Kelloff, I K, , and M Dinowitz

Immunoprevention of x-ray-induced leukemias in the c57bl mouse., R L. Peters, B Sass, J R. Stephenson, ghazzouli I. Al, H Hino, R M. Donahoe, M Kende, A, and G J. Kelloff

Immunoprophylactic and immunotherapeutic effects of iodoacetate and of neuramidase-treated p388 leukemia cells. Abstr., A D. Barker and R M. Folk

Immunoprophylactic and immunotherapeutic response by concanavalin a-bound tumor vaccine enhanced by chemotherapeutic agents elimin- ating possible suppressors., T Kataoka, K Ogihara, and Y Sakurai

Immunoprophylaxis and immunotherapy for a murine fibrosarcoma with c. Granulosum and c. Parvum., L Milas, J U. Gutterman, I Basic, N Hunter, G M. Mavligit, V M. Hersh, and H R. Withers

Immunoprophylaxis and immunotherapy of el4 lymphoma., T Ghose, A Guclu, J Tai, M Mammen, and S T. Norvell

Immunoprophylaxis and immunotherapy of transplantable mammary tumor with solubilized membrane antigens. Abstr., D Beringer and E M. Edynak

Immunoprophylaxis of methylcholanthrene-induced tumors in mice with bacillus calmette-guerin and methanol-extracted residue., D H. Lavrin, S A. Rosenberg, R J. Connor, and W D. Terry

Immunoprophylaxis of syngeneic methylcholanthrene-induced murine sarcomas with bacillus calmette-guerin and tumor cells., B Zbar, G Canti, H J. Rapp, M P. Ashley, S Sukumar, and R C. Jr

Immunoprophylaxis with attenuated ehrlich ascites tumor cells in admixture with bcg., R Turcotte

Immunoprotection by embryonal carcinoma cells for methyl- cholanthrene-induced murine sarcomas., K Sikora, P Stern, and E Lennox

Immunoprotection by fractions of tumor cell cultures. The immuno- genicity of exhausted culture medium. Abstr., N R. Pellis and B D. Kahan

Immunoprotection with soluble tumor antigen from cultured cells. Abstr., N R. Pellis and B D. Kahan

Immunoprotective and tumor potentiating fractions in 3m kc1 extracts of murine fibrosarcomas. Abstr., N R. Pellis, D J. Shulan, F C. Wiseman, and B D. Kahan

Immunopurification and insertion into liposomes of native and mutant h-2kb: quantification by solid phase radiommunoassay., F Albert, C Boyer, L D. Leserman, and verhulst A. Schmitt

Immunoreactive acth in nude mouse tumors derived from human small cell carcinoma of the lung cell lines. Abstr., C C. Cate, O S. Pettengill, and G D. Sorenson

Immunoreactive glucagon levels in obese-hyperglycemic (ob/ob) mice., P U. Dubuc, P W. Mobley, R J. Mahler, and J W. Ensinck

Immunoreactive glucagon levels in ob/ob mice. Abstr., P U. Dubuc, P W. Mobley, and R J. Mahler

Immunoreactive growth hormone levels in mice with the obese-hypergly- cemic syndrome (genotype obob)., P Roos, J M. Martin, naeser S. Westman, and C Hellerstrom

Immunoreactive myelin basic proteins are not detected when shiverer mutant schwann cells and fibroblasts are co-cultured with normal neurons., H D. Shine and R L. Sidman

Immunoreactive neurotensin in the pancreas of genetically obese and diabetic mice. A longitudinal study., M Berelowitz and L A. Frohman

Immunoreactivity in a cellular immune reaction of lymphocytes preabsorbed on cell monolayers., W Clark and A Kimura

Immunoreactivity of long lived h-2 incompatible irradiation chimeras (h-2d-h-2b)., G J. Maestroni, W Pierpaoli, and R M. Zinkernagel

Immunoreactivity of monoclonal antibodies to human prostate and bladder tumor-associated antigens. Abstr., G L. Wright Jr., J J. Starling, S M. Sieg, and P F. Schellhammer

Immunoregulation by covalent antigen-antibody complexes. II. Suppression of a t-cell independent anti-hapten response., J P. Tite and R B. Taylor

Immunoregulation by macrophages in autoimmune bxsb mice. Abstr., R E. Lewis and J M. Cruse

Immunoregulation by monoclonal sheep erythrocyte-specific igg antibodies: suppression is correlated to level of antigen binding and not to isotype., B Heyman and H Wigzell

Immunoregulation by spleen-seeking thymocytes. II. Role in the response to sheep erythrocytes., C Wu and E M. Lance

Immunoregulation in experimental disseminated histoplasmosis: flow microfluorometry (fmf) studies of the thy and lyt phenotypes of t lymphocytes from infected mice., S R. Watson, T B. Miller, T J. Redington, and W E. Bullock

Immunoregulation in experimental schistosomiasis: in vitro induction and assay of spleen cell suppressor activity., S G. Kayes and D G. Colley

Immunoregulation in mrl/mp-lpr/lpr mice: evidence for decreased helper-t-cell and increased suppressor-t-cell function with age., D A. Wilson and mullen H. Braley

Immunoregulation in senescence: increased inducibility of antigen-specific suppressor t cells and loss of cell sensitivity to immunosuppression in aging mice., G Doria, C Mancini, and L Adorini

Immunoregulation mediated by the sympathetic nervous system., H O. Besedovsky, A D. Rey, E Sorkin, M D. Prada, and H H. Keller

Immunoregulation of genetically controlled acquired responses to leishmania donovani infection in mice: demonstration and characterization of suppressor t cells in noncure mice., J M. Blackwell and O M. Ulczak

Immunoregulation of localized and disseminated murine myeloma: antigen-specific regulation of mopc-315 stem cell proliferation and secretory cell differentiation., J W. Rohrer and R G. Lynch

Immunoregulation of murine myeloma cell growth and different- iation: a monoclonal model of b cell differentiation., R G. Lynch, J W. Rohrer, B Odermatt, H M. Gebel, O R. Autry, and R G. Hoover

Immunoregulation of murine myeloma: isologous immunization with m315 induced idiotype-specific t cells that suppress iga secretion by mopc-315 cells in vivo., J W. Rohrer, B Odermatt, and R G. Lynch

Immunoregulation of murine responses to sequential polymer (tyr-glu-ala-gly)n. Abstr., B Lin and P H. Maurer

Immunoregulation of the anti-bovine serum albumin response by polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies., N J. Kreiger, A Pesce, and J G. Michael

Immunoregulatory activity of double-stranded rna (brl 5907): characterization of murine effector cells., R M. Cook

Immunoregulatory alpha-globulin, failure to inhibit antibody response when administered after antigen exposure., A H. Glasgow, J O. Menzoian, S R. Cooperband, R B. Nimberg, K Schmid, and J A. Mannick

Immunoregulatory cells in aging mice. I. Concanavalin a-induced and naturally occurring suppressor cells., A Globerson, L Abel, M Barzilay, and bar I. Zan

Immunoregulatory circuit among macrophage subsets for t cell- -mediated cytotoxic response to tumor cells., C Ting and D Rodrigues

Immunoregulatory circuits among t cell sets: effect of mode of immunization on determining which ly1 t cell sets will be activated., D D. Eardley, J Kemp, F W. Shen, H Cantor, and R K. Gershon

Immunoregulatory circuits among t-cell sets. I. T-helper cells induce other t-cell sets to exert feedback inhibition., D D. Eardley, J Hugenberger, boudreau L. Mcvay, F W. Shen, R K. Gershon, and H Cantor

Immunoregulatory circuits among t-cells sets. Identification of a subpopulation of t-helper cells that induces feedback inhibition., H Cantor, J Hugenberger, boudreau L. Mcvay, D D. Eardley, J Kemp, F W. Shen, and R K. Gershon

Immunoregulatory circuits which modulate responsiveness to suppressor cell signals: characterization of an effector cell in the contrasuppressor circuit., D R. Green, D D. Eardley, A Kimura, D B. Murphy, K Yamauchi, and R K. Gershon

Immunoregulatory effects of a convalent antigen-antibody complex., R B. Taylor, J P. Tite, and C Manzo

Immunoregulatory effects of covalent antigen-antibody complexes. Iii. Enhancement or suppression depending on the time of admin- istration of complex relative to a t-independent antigen., J P. Tite, C A. Morrison, and R B. Taylor

Immunoregulatory factor associated with a spontaneously regressing subline of the lymphoma l1210. Abstr., P H. Koo and C S. Laufer

Immunoregulatory responses in experimental disseminated histo- plasmosis: depression of t-cell-dependent and t-effector responses by activation of splenic suppressor cells., R P. Artz and W E. Bullock

Immunoregulatory responses in experimental disseminated histo- plasmosis: lymphoid organ histopathology and serological studies., R P. Artz and W E. Bullock

Immunoscanning electron microscopy of antigenic determinants of t/t-complex (tw18) mouse embryos., shaul Y. Ben, K Artzt, and D Bennett

Immunoselection in mice and rats., T Hauschka, L Weiss, B Holdridge, T Cudney, M Zumpft, D J. Planinsek, and Y A. During

Immunoselection in vitro of a non-metastatic variant from a highly metastatic tumor., P Frost and R S. Kerbel

Immunoselection of tumor cell variants by mice suppressed with ultraviolet radiation., J L. Urban, J M. Holland, M L. Kripke, and H Schreiber

Immunoselective loss of parental h antigens by somatic reduction in an h-2a/h-2b hybrid mouse leukemia., T S. Hauschka, S A. Hitt, M Zumpft, T B. Shows, and E A. Boyse

Immunosenescence: loss of natural killer cell function, responses to syngeneic tumor cells, and hybrid resistance in vivo and in vitro. Abstr., P A. Fitzgerald and M Bennett

Immunosensitivity and histocompatibility antigens in drug- -altered leukemic cells., A Nicolin, P Franco, C Testorelli, and A Goldin

Immunospecific depletion of graft-versus-host-reactive lymphocytes using sensitized syngeneic initiator t lymphocytes., A Belldegrun and I R. Cohen

Immunospecificity and localization of radiolabeled human growth hormone in the mouse., G J. Mizejewski

Immunospecificity of fluorescein-conjugated anti-human beta1c-globulin method for detection of cell-bound antibody., M Kaneko

Immunospecific labeling of moue lymphocytes in the scanning electron microscope., D P. Carter and L Wofsy

Immunospecific regression of various syngeneic mouse tumors in response to neuraminidase-treated tumor cells., A Rios and R L. Simmons

Immunostimulation and regulation of peritoneal cytolytic t-lymphocyte (ctl) activity during the l5178y tumor dormant state. Abstr., M A. Marsili, M K. Robinson, G A. Truitt, and E F. Wheelock

Immunostimulation by legionella pneumophila antigen preparations in vivo and in vitro., H Friedman, R Widen, T Klein, and W Johnson

Immunostimulation circumvents diabetes in NOD/Lt mice., David V. Serreze, K Hamaguchi, and E H. Leiter

Immunostimulation of chemical oncogenesis in the mouse., R T. Prehn

Immunostimulation of highly immunogenic target tumor cells by lymphoid cells in vitro., L M. Prehn

Immunostimulation of the lymphodependent phase of neoplastic growth., R T. Prehn

Immunostimulation with muramyl dipeptide and its desmethyl analogue: studies of non-specific resistance to pulmonary blastomycosis in inbred mouse strains., P A. Morozumi, E Brummer, and D A. Stevens

Immunostimulatory and friend virus leukemosuppressive effects of mycophage double stranded rna. Abstr., E F. Wheelock and P A. Marx

Immunostimulatory and immunosuppressive factors in human cancer ascites fluids. Effect on the primary plaque-forming response in vitro., A M. Badger, V J. Merluzzi, and S R. Cooperband

Immunostimulatory mouse granuloma protein., E Fontan, R M. Fauve, B Hevin, and H Jusforgues

Immunosuppressant activity of delta8 tetrahydrocannabinol (delta8thc) and congeners. Abstr., S H. Smith, V M. Sanders, and A E. Munson

Immunosuppression and carcinogenesis, contrasting effects with 7, 12-dimethylbenz(a)anthracene, benz(a)pyrene, and 3-methylcholanthrene., J K. Ball

Immunosuppression and heightened cyclic amp induced by tobacco smoke products. Abstr., R M. Meyers, G T. Stelzer, C V. Jacob, and J H. Wallace

Immunosuppression and malignant lymphomas in graft-versus-host reac- tions., C Solnik, H Gleichmann, M Kavanah, and R S. Schwartz

Immunosuppression and oncogenesis., J Cerilli and D Hattan

Immunosuppression and oncogenic virus infections., M S. Hirsch, P H. Black, and M R. Proffitt

Immunosuppression and tolerance after total lymphoid irradiation (tli)., S Strober, M Gottlieb, S Slavin, D P. King, R T. Hoppe, Z Fuks, C P. Bieber, and H S. Kaplan

Immunosuppression and tumor stimulation in mice with 5-fluorouracil. Abstr., L G. Suhrland, J W. Benson, and E Labelle

Immunosuppression by 334c murine leukemia virus: viral specificity and the activation of immunosuppressive effects during cloned viral leukemogenesis., M K. Robinson, K F. Manly, and M J. Evans

Immunosuppression by adriamycin (am) and daunorubicin (dm). Abstr., F R. Orsini and E Mihich

Immunosuppression by a mouse tumor resembles antigenic competit- ion., C G. Cocito, B Michot, J Radovich, and D W. Talmage

Immunosuppression by antibody, localization of site of action., R J. Ryder and R S. Schwartz

Immunosuppression by antilymphocyte serum and its effect on tumors induced by 3-methylcholanthrene in mice., J L. Wagner and G Haughton

Immunosuppression by cobra factor. Distribution, antigen- -induced blast transformation and trapping of lymphocytes during in vivo complement depletion., M B. Pepys, D D. Mirjah, A C. Dash, and jones M. Wansbrough

Immunosuppression by cyclophosphamide in nzb x nzw mice with lupus nephritis., T P. Casey

Immunosuppression by embryonic liver cells., A Globerson, R M. Zinkernagel, and T Umiel

Immunosuppression by friend leukemia virus is h-2 restricted by alloreactive t lymphocytes., V Kumar and M Bennett

Immunosuppression by l-asparaginase., M C. Berenbaum

Immunosuppression by l-asparaginase., R S. Schwartz

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. I. Effect of friend disease virus on cellular and humoral hemolysin responses of mice to a primary immunization with sheep erythrocytes., W S. Ceglowski and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. II. Cytokinetics of appearance of hemolysin-forming cells in infected mice during the anamnestic response to sheep erythrocytes., W S. Ceglowski and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. Iii. Adoptive transfer of antibody-forming cells to friend disease virus-infected mice., W S. Ceglowski and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. IV. Effect of friend leukemia virus on antibody-precursors as assessed by cell transfer studies., W S. Ceglowski and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. Vii. Stimulatory effects of friend leukemia virus on pre-existing antibody-forming cells to sheep erythrocytes and escherichia coli in non-immunized mice., S Hirano, H Friedman, and W S. Ceglowski

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. VI. Ultastructure of indivi- dual antibody-forming cells in the spleens of friend leukemia virus- infected mice., G C. Koo, W S. Ceglowski, M Higgins, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. V. Ultrastructural studies of antibody-forming spleens of mice infected with friend leukemia virus., G C. Koo, W S. Ceglowski, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by leukemia viruses. XI. Effect of friend leukemia virus on humoral immune competence of leukemia-resistant c57bl/6 mice., W S. Ceglowski, B P. Campbell, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by lymphomas in aging mice. Abstr., B Jaroslow, K Suhrbier, R Fry, and S Tyler

Immunosuppression by moloney leukemia virus. Lack of correlation between virus replication and the immunosuppressive effect., J Cerny, M R. Proffitt, and M Essex

Immunosuppression by mouse sialylated alpha-foetoprotein., E F. Zimmerman, hawking M. Voorting, and J G. Michael

Immunosuppression by murine lyz@@@mphoma fbl-3 cells. An abso requirement for cell to cell contact. Abstr., R Cimprich, S Specter, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression by murine sarcoma virus (moloney)., S P. Chan, W A. Hook, W Turner, and M A. Chirigos

Immunosuppression by platinum diamines., M C. Berenbaum

Immunosuppression by respiration inhibitors, an in vitro study. Abstr., T Y. Sabet

Immunosuppression by spleen cells from moloney leukemia. Comparison of the suppressive effect on antibody response and on mitogen-induced response., J Cerny and R A. Stiller

Immunosuppression by spleen cells from moloney leukemia. Iii. Evidence for a suppressor cell that is not the leukemic, virus-producing cells., J Cerny, K D. Grinwich, and R A. Stiller

Immunosuppression by spleen cells from moloney leukemia. II. Studies on the mechanism of suppression and failure to detect an extracellular suppressive product., R A. Stiller and J Cerny

Immunosuppression by the radiation leukemia virus and its relation to lymphatic leukemia development., A Peled and ghera N. Haran

Immunosuppression caused by antigen feeding. I. Evidence for the activation of a feedback suppressor pathway in the spleens of antigen-fed mice., T T. Macdonald

Immunosuppression effected by macrophage surfaces., W Ptak and R K. Gershon

Immunosuppression in allogeneic mouse tumor system. Effects of pregnancy and associated hormones., S D. Deodhar, G Crile, and T Chiang

Immunosuppression in allogeneic murine tumor system, a new model for the study of antilymphocyte serum (als). Abstr., S D. Deodhar, G Crile, and P F. Schofield

Immunosuppression in allogeneic murine tumour system, a model for the study of antilymphocyte serum., S D. Deodhar, G Crile, and P F. Schofield

Immunosuppression in a murine b cell leukemia (bcl1): role of an adherent cell in the suppression of primary in vitro antibody res- ponses., S A. Anderson, P C. Isakson, E Pure, M Muirhead, J W. Uhr, and E S. Vitetta

Immunosuppression in cancer therapeutics., E Mihich

Immunosuppression induced by anti-lymphocyte sera in mice. Abstr., J M. Cruse

Immunosuppression induced by staphylococcal enterotoxin b., R P. Donnelly and T J. Rogers

Immunosuppression induced by the murine lymphoma, fbl-2. Abstr., S Specter, R Cimprich, P Farber, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression induced in vitro by cell-free extracts of friend leukemia virus-infected splenocytes., S Specter, C Patel, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression induced in vitro by mastocytoma tumor cells and cell-free extracts., I Kamo, C Patel, J Kateley, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression induced with cell-free fluid of ehrlich carcinoma ascites and its fractions., H Yamazaki, K Nitta, and H Umezawa

Immunosuppression in experimental african trypanosomiasis. Abstr., S R. Wellhausen and J M. Mansfield

Immunosuppression in mice after inoculation with 334c, a murine lymphatic leukemia-inducing virus., P J. Schenk and R F. Buffett

Immunosuppression in mice bearing primary tumors., R B. Whitney, B S. Kelly, and J G. Levy

Immunosuppression in mice injected with heterologous anti- -immunoglobulin antisera., D D. Manning and J W. Jutila

Immunosuppression in murine malaria. I. General characteristics., B M. Greenwood, J H. Playfair, and G Torrigiani

Immunosuppression in murine malaria. Iii. Induction of tolerance and immunological memory by soluble bovine serum albumin., mcbride J. Strambachova and H S. Micklem

Immunosuppression in murine malaria. II. The effect on reticulo- -endothelial and germinal centre function., B M. Greenwood, J C. Brown, D G. Jesus, and E J. Holborow

Immunosuppression in murine malaria. I. Response to type iii pneumococcal polysaccharide., J S. Mc bride, H S. Micklem, and J M. Ure

Immunosuppression, interferon inducers, and leukemia in mice., M S. Hirsch, P H. Black, M L. Wood, and A P. Monaco

Immunosuppression in the mouse b cell leukemia (bcl1). Abstr., A Van der hoven, S A. Anderson, J W. Uhr, and E S. Vitetta

Immunosuppression in viral murine diabetes. Abstr., D Dafoe, A Naji, and C F. Barker

Immunosuppression in vitro induced by leukemia virus-infected splen- ocytes., I Kamo, J R. Kateley, G Kaplan, and H Friedman

Immunosuppression of congenitally athymic (nude) mice with hetero- logous anti-immunoglobulin heavy-chain antisera., D D. Manning and J W. Jutila

Immunosuppression of mice injected with heterologous anti-immuno- globulin heavy chain antisera., D D. Manning and J W. Jutila

Immunosuppression of normal lymphoid cells by serum from mice undergoing chronic graft-vs-host disease., R Mc master and J G. Levy

Immunosuppression of the primary and secondary immune response by an igm plasmacytoma (tepc-183)., H F. Havas, G D. Schiffman, M Fenton, A Goodis, and S Braverman

Immunosuppression of t lymphocyte function by fractionated serum from tumor-bearing mice., R Mc master, K Buhler, R Whitney, and J G. Levy

Immunosuppression studies in foreign body tumorigenesis. No evidence for tumor-specific antigenicity., V J. Michelich, L C. Buoen, and K G. Brand

Immunosuppression, virus and oncogenesis in mice., S Nehlsen

Immunosuppression with friend virus in allogeneic murine tumor system. Abstr., S D. Deodhar and T Chiang

Immunosuppressive action of ribonuclease complexes. Abstr., R C. Davis, S R. Cooperband, and J A. Mannick

Immunosuppressive activity associated with a reticulum cell sarcoma of aged mice., J W. Albright and J F. Albright

Immunosuppressive activity of antibody directed against endogenous c-type virus interferes with early events of the immune response., G Schumann and C Moroni

Immunosuppressive activity of antilymphocyte sera prepared against soluble extracts of mouse thymus cells. Abstr., O Singla, R Barth, and H Jeejeebhoy

Immunosuppressive activity of a plasmacytoma subcellular fraction. Abstr., J Katzmann, S Chandra, and D Giacomoni

Immunosuppressive activity of carrageenan for cell-mediated responses in the mouse., V M. Rumjanek and L Brent

Immunosuppressive activity of chromatin fraction derived from nuclei of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., H Masaki, K Takatsu, T Hamaoka, and M Kitagawa

Immunosuppressive activity of human chorionic gonadotrophin prepara- tions in vivo: evidence for gonadal dependence., A Bartocci, R D. Welker, E Schlick, M A. Chirigos, and B C. Nisula

Immunosuppressive activity of human seminal plasma. I. Inhibition of in vitro lymphocyte activation., E M. Lord, G F. Sensabaugh, and D P. Stites

Immunosuppressive activity of l-asparaginase in mice., S D. Nelson, M B. Lee, and J M. Bridges

Immunosuppressive activity of mouse alloantibodies., I P. Witz, N P. Chiampi, and N Kaliss

Immunosuppressive activity of mouse alloantibodies. Abstr., I P. Witz, N P. Chiampi, and N Kaliss

Immunosuppressive activity of murine newborn spleen cells. I. Selective inhibition of in vitro lymphocyte activation., C S. Pavia and D P. Stites

Immunosuppressive activity of rabbit antisera directed against mouse lymphocytic leukemia l1210., I Witz, Y Yagi, and D Pressman

Immunosuppressive activity of some new cytostatic agents., D Gericke and P Chandra

Immunosuppressive activity of submaxillary gland extracts of the mouse. I. Effect on antibody formation in response to sheep red blood cells., J H. Koch and J Rowe

Immunosuppressive activity or ira on the plaque-forming response to srbc in vitro. Reversal with educated t cells., A M. Badger, V J. Merluzzi, J A. Mannick, and S R. Cooperband

Immunosuppressive agents., R A. Daynes, C C. Harris, R J. Connor, D E. Eichwald, and A D. To

Immunosuppressive alpha globulin from bovine thymus and serum. Mode of action upon afferent and efferent arcs of the mouse immune re- sponse., S M. Phillips, C B. Carpenter, and P Lane

Immunosuppressive and antitumor activities of n-methyl-bis-(3-mesyl- oxypropyl)amine hydrochloride and bis(3-mesyloxypropyl)amine hydrochloride., K Ootsu and T Matsumoto

Immunosuppressive and antitumor activity of periodate oxidation product of beta-D-ribosyl-6-methylthiopurine., J P Bell, M L Faures, G A LePage, and A P Kimball

Immunosuppressive and graft-rejecting antibodies in heterologous anti-lymphocytic serum., B Cinader, H F. Jeejeebhoy, S W. Koh, and A G. Rabbat

Immunosuppressive and immunostimulatory factors produced by malignant cells in vitro., A Wong, R Mankovitz, and J C. Kennedy

Immunosuppressive, antiviral and antitumor activities of cytarabine derivatives., G D. Gray, F R. Nichol, M Mickelson, G Camiener, D T. Gish, O C. Kelly, W Wechter, T E. Moxley, and G L. Neil

Immunosuppressive ats. V. Analysis of the effect of anti- -thymocyte serum on t lymphocyte subsets., B Zimmerman, S L. Swain, and R W. Dutton

Immunosuppressive drugs combined with heterologous antilymphocyte serum for allograft prolongation., R J. Hoehn and R L. Simmons

Immunosuppressive effect of a mouse placenta fraction on h-2 incompatible split heart allografts., S Svehag and W Schilling

Immunosuppressive effect of an antiandrogenic steroid (cyproterone acetate) in mice., V Viklicky, M Polackova, M Vojtiskova, P Draber, and M E. Khoda

Immunosuppressive effect of an anti-interferon serum., S Skurkovich, E Klinova, E Eremkina, and N Levina

Immunosuppressive effect of a protein a-binding fraction of nzb/nzw mouse serum. Abstr., W Cafruny, E Freimer, and D Senitzer

Immunosuppressive effect of a trichothecene mycoto- xin, fusarenon-x in mice., E Masuda, T Takemoto, T Tatsuno, and T Obara

Immunosuppressive effect of a trichothecene mycotoxin, fusarenon-x in mice. Abstr., E Masuda, T Takemoto, T Tatsuno, and T Obara

Immunosuppressive effect of cell-free extracts from escherichia coli., I D. Kirpatovski and E S. Stanislavski

Immunosuppressive effect of graft-versus-host reaction., M Zaleski and F Milgrom

Immunosuppressive effect of human pregnancy zone protein on h-2 incompatible mouse heart allografts., P Svendsen, T Stigbrand, B Teisner, J Folkersen, M G. Damber, B Von schoultz, E Kemp, and S E. Svehag

Immunosuppressive effect of male mouse submandibular gland extracts on plaque-forming cells in mice, abolition by orchiectomy., P A. Kongshavn and W Lapp

Immunosuppressive effect of mouse serum lipoproteins. II. In vivo studies., K L. Hsu, R N. Hiramoto, and V K. Ghanta

Immunosuppressive effect of mouse serum lipoproteins. I. In vitro studies., K L. Hsu, V K. Ghanta, and R N. Hiramoto

Immunosuppressive effect of murine alloantibody giving only partial h-2 cover., J D. Milton

Immunosuppressive effect of murine cytomegalovirus., L Loh and J B. Hudson

Immunosuppressive effect of serum from cba mice made tolerant by the supernatant from ultracentrifuged bovine gamma globulin., J L. Tong and D Boose

Immunosuppressive effect of serum from cba mice made tolerant to bovine gamma globulin, abstr., J L. Tong and D Boose

Immunosuppressive effect of staphylococcal extracellular enzymes on antibody response in mice. Abstr., C Abramson, R Dziarski, and G Higenell

Immunosuppressive effects of adamantoyl cytarabine--i. Inhibition of hemagglutinin formation and graft versus host reactions in mice., G D. Gray, M M. Mickelson, and J A. Crim

Immunosuppressive effects of adherent cells from mice bearing chemically-induced tumors. Abstr., ciha C. Milligan and K Mcivor

Immunosuppressive effects of antilymphocyte serum in complement- -deficient mice, evidence that immune cytolysis is not essential for als activity., R F. Barth and G F. Carroll

Immunosuppressive effects of antisera prepared with subcellular fractions of thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes., H Nagaya, W N. Kenzie, K H. Kilburn, and H O. Sieker

Immunosuppressive effects of a synthetic polymer poly n-(2- -hydroxypropyl)methacrylamide (duxon)., E Paluska, J Cinatl, L Korcakova, O Sterba, J Kopecek, A Hruba, J Nezvalova, and R Stanek

Immunosuppressive effects of bacterial asparaginase on antibody formation and allograft immunity., H Friedman and A Chakrabarty

Immunosuppressive effects of barbituric acid derivatives. II. Effect of 1.3-bis(piperidinomethyl)-5-ethyl-5-phenyl-barbituric Acid on humoral and cell-mediated immunity in mice., J Guttner, H Heinecke, W Kuchler, and W Werner

Immunosuppressive effects of cytostatic diatereomeric dibromhexitols., G Petranyi, K Nouza, J Szollar, and L Institoris

Immunosuppressive effects of heterologous antilymphocyte sera on the primary cellular and serologic response of mice to sheep erythrocytes. Abstr., R F. Barth, J Southworth, and G Burger

Immunosuppressive effects of lymphocyte (type ii) and leucocyte (type i) interferon on primary antibody responses in vivo and in vitro., J L. Virelizier, E L. Chan, and A C. Allison

Immunosuppressive effects of lymphoid cell proliferation in mice receiving anti-lymphocyte globulin., A M. Denman, E J. Denman, and E J. Holborow

Immunosuppressive effects of methylglyoxal-bis(guanylhydrazone) on mouse bone marrow and spleen cells and their antagonism by spermidine., J Bennett, J Ehrke, P Fadale, C Dave, and E Mihich

Immunosuppressive effects of selected metabolic inhibitors in vivo and in vitro., N R. Rose, J A. Haber, and P Calabresi

Immunosuppressive effects of streptozotocin in mice. Abstr., W K. Nichols, L L. Vann, and J B. Spellman

Immunosuppressive effects of the lewis lung carcinoma., P C. Klykken and A E. Munson

Immunosuppressive effects of ultraviolet (280-320 nm) radiation and psoralen plus ultraviolet (320-400 nm) radiation in mice., M L. Kripke

Immunosuppressive factor(s) extracted from lymphoid cells of nonresponder mice primed with l-glutamic acid60-l- -alanine30-l-tyrosine10 (gat). I. Activity and antigenic specificity., J A. Kapp, C W. Pierce, F D. Croix, and B Benacerraf

Immunosuppressive factor(s) extracted from lymphoid cells of nonresponder mice primed with l-glutamic acid60-l-alanine30- -l-tyrosine10 (gat). II. Cellular source and effector on responder and nonresponder mice., J A. Kapp, C W. Pierce, and B Benacerraf

Immunosuppressive factor(s) extracted from lymphoid cells of nonresponder mice primed with l-glutamic acid60-l-alanine30- -l-tyrosine 10 (gat). Iii. Immunochemical properties of the gat-specific suppressive factor., J Theze, J A. Kapp, and B Benacerraf

Immunosuppressive factor(s) from lymphoid cells of nonresponder mice primed with l-glutamic acid60-l-alanine30-l-tyrosine10 (gat). V. Inhibition of t cell proliferative responses., B A. Araneo and J A. Kapp

Immunosuppressive factors from lymphoid cells of nonresponder mice primed with l-glutamic acid60-l-alanine30-l-tyrosine10. IV. Lack of strain restrictions among allogeneic, nonresponder donors and recipients., J A. Kapp

Immunosuppressive factors from mastocytoma cells cultured in serum-free medium., M Nakamura, N Ishida, and I Kamo

Immunosuppressive factor(s) specific for l-glutamic acid50-l- -tyrosine50 (gt). Iii. Generation of suppressor t cells by a suppressive extract derived from gt-primed lymphoid cells., C Waltenbaugh, J Theze, J A. Kapp, and B Benacerraf

Immunosuppressive factor(s) specific for l-glutamic acid50-l- tyrosine50 (gt). II. Presence of i-j determinants on the gt- -suppressive factor., J Theze, C Waltenbaugh, M E. Dorf, and B Benacerraf

Immunosuppressive factor(s) specific for l-glutamic acid50-l- -tyrosine50 (gt). I. Production, characterization, and lack of h-2 restriction for activity in recipient strain., C Waltenbaugh, P Debre, J Theze, and B Benacerraf

Immunosuppressive factor(s) specific for l-glutamic acid50- -l-tyrosine50. IV. In vitro activity and immunochemical properties., J Theze, C Waltenbaugh, R N. Germain, and B Benacerraf

Immunosuppressive lipoprotein of plasmacytoma (tepc-183) bearing mice. Abstr., L Wolfe, W Treadway, A Goodis, and H F. Havas

Immunosuppressive potency of antiserum to thymus glands prepared with ribosomal fraction., H Nagaya, W N. Kenzie, K H. Kilburn, and H O. Sieker

Immunosuppressive powers of the antibacterial agent trimethoprim., M W. Ghilchik, A S. Morris, and D S. Reeves

Immunosuppressive properties of a peptic fragment of bsa., A Muckerheide, A J. Pesce, and J G. Michael

Immunosuppressive properties of heterologous antilymphocytic sera against thymocyte soluble fraction., O Singla, R F. Barth, and H F. Jeejeebhoy

Immunosuppressive properties of mouse amniotic fluid., M L. Tyan

Immunosuppressive properties of murine trophoblast., P Van vlasselaer and M Vandeputte

Immunosuppressive properties of purified immune t-interferon., M A. Lucero, J Wietzerbin, S Stefanos, C Billardon, R Falcoff, and W H. Fridman

Immunosuppressive properties of the antibiotics cytostipin and vermiculine., L Horakova, K Nouza, M Pospisil, E Konopaskova, A, and J Fuska

Immunosuppressive properties of the lymphocyte chalone., J C. Houck, A M. Attallah, and J R. Lilly

Immunosuppressive studies of alpha-fetoprotein in mouse l1210 leukemias. Abstr., G J. Mizejewski, C Bauguess, and R P. Allen

Immunosuppressive wirkung von l-asparaginase in der graft-versus-host- -reaktion., H P. Hobik

Immunosuppressor cells from newborn mouse spleen are macrophages differentiating in vitro from monoblastic precursors., P Piguet, C Irie, and P Vassalli

Immunosuppressors and erythropoietin abrogate or enhance antigen priming in genetic low responder mice depending on dosage. Abstr., A J. Macario

Immunosurgery of mouse blastocyst., D Solter and B B. Knowles

Immunosurgery of mouse blastocyst., D Solter and B B. Knowles

Immunosurveillance and immunostimulation of primary murine rous sarcoma. Abstr., G Haughton, R Banks, G Babcock, and A C. Whitmore

Immunosurveillance of spontaneous lung adenomagenesis in mice., M I. Colnaghi

Immunotherapeutical effects of azimexon in two murine tumor types. Abstr., L Olsson, U Bicker, and G Mathe

Immunotherapeutic and immunoprophylactic effects of bcg on 3-methyl- cholanthrene-induced autochthonous tumors in swiss mice., T Tokunaga, S Yamamoto, R M. Nakamura, and T Kataoka

Immunotherapeutic effect of sensitized leukocytes and antiserum on mouse leukemia., G J Hill, R C Atkins, S Parks, K Littlejohn, and B Eiseman

Immunotherapeutic effect of syngeneic tumor cells sequentially treated with concanavalin a (cona) and vibrio cholera neuraminidase (vcn) in mouse. Abstr., A Brugarolas, H Takita, T Han, and K Shimaoka

Immunotherapeutic effect of tumor antigens extracted from a murine sarcoma. Abstr., S Inaba, N R. Pellis, and B D. Kahan

Immunotherapeutic effects of partially purified tumor-specific transplantation antigens on pulmonary metastases of a 3-methyl- cholanthrene-induced sarcoma in mice: a preliminary report., T Tanaka, N R. Pellis, and B D. Kahan

Immunotherapeutic effects of tumor-specific transplantation antigens released by 1-butanol., B D. Kahan, N R. Pellis, S J. Legrue, and T Tanaka

Immunotherapeutic efficacy of lymphocytes from mice bearing lethal friend leukemia (fbl-3). Abstr., A Fefer and L Fass

Immunotherapeutic experiments with tissues against spontaneous mammary carcinomas in mice. Abstr., J Vaage

Immunotherapeutic response of concanavalin a-bound l1210 vaccine enhanced by a streptococcal immunopotentiator, ok-432., T Kataoka, hashi F. Oh, and Y Sakurai

Immunotherapeutic suppression in transplantable solid tumours., G J. Mizejewski and R P. Allen

Immunotheraphy of methylcholanthrene fibrosarcoma using neuraminidase. Abstr., R L. Simmons, A Rios, G Lundgren, and P K. Ray

Immunotherapie active de la leucemie l 1210 appliquee apres la greffe tumorale., G Mathe

Immunotherapie adoptive locale de la leucemie l1210 ascitique. Analyse des facteurs de son efficacite., G Mathe and L Schwarzenberg

Immunotherapy and chemoimmunotherapy of fanft bladder tumor. Abstr., J De kernion, K Ramming, and K Fraser

Immunotherapy and chemotherapy of moloney sarcoma virus-induced tumors in mice., A Fefer

Immunotherapy in friend virus leukemia. II. Prevention of friend leukemia by passive administration of immune serum and cells to young mice., B Wahren

Immunotherapy in friend virus leukemia. I. Prevention of friend leukemia in the offspring of immunized mothers., B Wahren

Immunotherapy in nude mice of human hepatoma using monoclonal antibodies against hepatitis b virus., D Shouval, D A. Shafritz, V R. Zurawski Jr., K J. Isselbacher, and J R. Wands

Immunotherapy of a murine colon cancer with syngeneic spleen cells, immune rna and tumor antigen., M Fukushima, M E. Colmerauer, S K. Nayak, J A. Koziol, and Y H. Pilch

Immunotherapy of a murine leukemia virus-infected, chemically induced murine sarcoma with antiviral antibodies., E C. Ward, J D. Iglehart, K J. Weinhold, and D P. Bolognesi

Immunotherapy of a murine ovarian carcinoma with corynebacterium parvum and specific heteroantiserum. I. Activation of periton- eal cells to mediate antibody-dependent cytotoxicity., R C. Bast, R C. Knapp, A K. Mitchell, J G. Thurston, O W. Tucker, and S F. Schlossman

Immunotherapy of cancer, immunospecific rejection of tumors in recipients of neuraminidase-treated tumor cells plus bcg., R L. Simmons and A Rios

Immunotherapy of cancer. Induction of tumor immunity with a mixture of tumor cell-bcg, and the effect of intratumor injection of bcg and of nonliving bcg preparation., T Tanaka and T Saito

Immunotherapy of el4 lymphoma with reovirus., G M. Kollmorgen, D C. Cox, J J. Killion, J L. Cantrell, and W A. Sansing

Immunotherapy of l1210 leukemia with antisera of 'directed' specificity. Increase of effectiveness with increase in cell antigenicity. Abstr., A E. Reif, R W. Li, and C Robinson

Immunotherapy of l1210 leukemia with isolated, antigenic subpopula- tions of l1210 cells. Abstr., J J. Killion, A L. Fever, J L. Cantrell, K Bierig, and G M. Kollmorgen

Immunotherapy of l1210 murine leukemia by concanavalin a-bound vaccine and immunopotentiators. Abstr., T Kataoka, hashi F. Oh, and Y Sakurai

Immunotherapy of lethal metastases by lymphocytes sensitized against tumor cells in vitro., A J. Treves, I R. Cohen, and M Feldman

Immunotherapy of madison 109 lung carcinoma and other murine tumors using lentinan., W C. Rose, F C. Iii, P Siminoff, and W T. Bradner

Immunotherapy of metastases of human neoplastic cells grown in immunodeficient mice., B B. Lozzio, E A. Machado, C B. Lozzio, T, and C J. Wust

Immunotherapy of mice with tumor deposits in the lungs using mycobacterial components alone or combined with irradiated tumor cells. Abstr., S Sukumar, J T. Hunter, and H J. Rapp

Immunotherapy of murine leukemia. II. Effect of passive serum therapy on friend murine leukemia virus-induced hematologic and coagulation parameters., F Sanfilippo, K Kao, S V. Pizzo, and J J. Collins

Immunotherapy of murine tumor with hyaluronidase and immunostimulants. Abstr., C Abramson and R Dziarski

Immunotherapy of primary moloney sarcoma-virus-induced tumors., A Fefer

Immunotherapy of primary moloney sarcoma virus (msv)-induced tumors. Abstr., A Fefer

Immunotherapy of transplanted murine leukemias by monoclonal antibody (mcab). Abstr., M E. Kirch, J Abbott, T Lee, and U Hammerling

Immunotherapy of tumor metastases by in vitro sensitized lymphocytes., A J. Treves, I R. Cohen, and M Feldman

Immunotherapy with allogeneic hyperimmune peritoneal cells in a murine lymphoma system., H F. Dullens, F J. Kingma, and W D. Otter

Immunotherapy with allogeneic immune peritoneal cells activated by bcg and pyran copolymer. Abstr., R M. Schultz, J D. Papamatheakis, and M A. Chirigos

Immunotherapy with an intralesionally administered synthetic cord factor analogue., E Yarkoni, H J. Rapp, J Polonsky, and E Lederer

Immunotherapy with neuraminidase-treated tumor cells after radiotherapy., C W. Song and S H. Levitt

Immunotherapy with tumor cell subpopulations. I. Active specific immunotherapy of l1210 leukemia., J J. Killion

Immunotherapy with tumor cell subpopulations. Iii. Interaction between specific and nonspecific immuno- stimulants., J J. Killion

Immunotherapy with tumor cell subpopulations. II. Therapy of drug-resistant l1210 leukemia and el4 lymphoma., J J. Killion

Immunotherapy with tumor cell vaccines 'antigenically- -matched' to residual tumor. Abstr., J J. Killion and A V. Fever

Immunotherapy with tumor vaccine, bcg, and normal plasma during radiation-reduced tumor immunity., J Vaage

Immunotoxic effects of diethylstilbestrol on host resistance: comparison with cyclophosphamide., P S. Morahan, S G. Bradley, A E. Munson, S Duke, R A. Fromtling, and cabral F. Marciano

Immunotoxic effects of subcutaneously administered dimethylbenzanthracene on b6c3f1 mice. Abstr., E C. Ward, M J. Murray, L D. Lauer, and J H. Dean

Immunotoxicology studies of sodium arsenate-effects of exposure on tumor growth and cell-mediated tumor immunity., N I. Kerkvliet, L B. Steppan, L D. Koller, and J H. Exon

Immunotoxins: hybrid molecules combining high specificity and potent cytotoxicity., F K. Jansen, H E. Blythman, D Carriere, P Casellas, L Gros, P Gros, J C. Laurent, F Paolucci, E Pau, P Poncelet, G Richer, D, and G A. Voisin

Immunotoxins: hybrid molecules of monoclonal antibodies and a toxin subunit specifically kill tumour cells., H E. Blythman, P Casellas, O Gros, P Gros, F K. Jansen, F Paolucci, B Pau, and H Vidal

Impact of fractionation procedures on lymphocyte activities in vitro and in vivo. Separation of cells with high concentrations of surface immunoglobin., H Wigzell, P Golstein, E A. Svedmyr, and M Jondahl

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Impact of seafood and fruit consumption on bone mineral density., P A. Zalloua, Y H. Hsu, H Terwedow, T Zang, D Wu, G Tang, Z Li, X Hong, S T. Azar, B Wang, M L. Bouxsein, J Brain, S R. Cummings, C J. Rosen, and X Xu

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Impact of substrate glycoside linkage and elemental sulfur on bioenergetics of and hydrogen production by the hyperthermophilic archaeon Pyrococcus furiosus., C J. Chou, K R. Shockley, S B. Conners, D L. Lewis, D A. Comfort, M W. Adams, and R M. Kelly

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Impact of trisomy on fertility and meiosis in male mice., M Davisson, E Akeson, C Schmidt, B Harris, J Farley, and M A. Handel

Impaired allograft rejection during the incubation period of a thymus- -dependent leukemia in c3h mice. Abstr., P B. Dent, R D. Peterson, and R A. Good

Impaired antibody response against t-dependent antigens in rhino mice., M Takaoki and H Kawaji

Impaired antibody response in folate deficient mice persisting after folate repletion., S P. Rothenberg, M D. Costa, and F Siy

Impaired bone anabolic response to parathyroid hormone in Fgf2-/- and Fgf2+/- mice., M M. Hurley, Y Okada, L Xiao, Y Tanaka, M Ito, N Okimoto, T Nakamura, C J. Rosen, T Doetschman, and J D. Coffin

Impaired cellular response of inbred mice to immunization with nemato- spiroides dubius. Abstr., D C. Lueker and D I. Hepler

Impaired clearance of enzymes in mice infected with the lactic dehydrogenase agent., A L. Notkins and C Scheele

Impaired cooper homeostasis in neonatal male and adult female brindled (mobr) mice., G W. Evans and B L. Reis

Impaired copper homeostasis in neonatal male and adult female brindled (mobr) mice. Abstr., G W. Evans and B L. Reis

Impaired development of lens fibers in genetic microphthalmia, eye lens obsolescence, elo, of the mouse., S Oda, K Watanabe, H Fujisawa, and Y Kameyama

Impaired elkind recovery in hematopoietic colony-forming cells of aged mice., M G. Chen

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Impaired embryonic haematopoiesis yet normal arterial development in the absence of the Notch ligand Jagged1., Moreno A. Robert, J Guiu, Herguido C. Ruiz, M E. Lopez, Esteve J. Ingles, L Riera, A Tipping, T Enver, E Dzierzak, T Gridley, L Espinosa, and A Bigas

Impaired fertility in mice deficient for the testicular germ-cell protease PC4., M Mbikay, H Tadros, N Ishida, C P. Lerner, Lamirande E. De, A Chen, Alfy M. El, Y Clermont, N G. Seidah, M Chretien, C Gagnon, and E M. Simpson

Impaired gene activity of 18s and 28s rrna in early embryonic development of mouse parthenogenones., I Hansmann, J Gebauer, and T Grimm

Impaired growth of a radiation-induced lymphoma in intact or lethally irradiated allogeneic athymic (nude) mice., E Bonmassar, F Campanile, D Houchens, L Crino, and A Goldin

Impaired induction of type ii interferon in tumor-bearing mice., S Matsubara, M Suzuki, and N Ishida

Impaired liver carbohydrate metabolism in obese rodents. Abstr., G Van de werve and B Jeanrenaud

Impaired lung defenses against staphylococcus aureus in mice with hereditary deficiency of the fifth component of complement., M C. Cerquetti, D O. Sordelli, R A. Ortegon, and J A. Bellanti

Impaired macrophage function in friend virus leukemia. Restoration by statolon., M H. Levy and E F. Wheelock

Impaired microtubule function correctable by cyclic gmp and cholinergic agonists in the chediak-higashi syndrome., J M. Oliver

Impaired peripheral motor nerve function in the 'lethargic' mouse. Abstr., J M. Herring and H C. Dung

Impaired preparturitional rise of plasma estradiol in aging c57bl/6j mice., C F. Holinka, Y Tseng, and C E. Finch

Impaired processing of precursor polypeptides of temperature- sensitive mutants of rauscher murine leukemia virus., W J. Van de ven, D V. Zaane, C Onnekink, and H P. Bloemers

Impaired radioprotective capacity and reduced proliferative rate of bone marrow from neonatally thymectomized mice., D Zipori and N Trainin

Impaired recovery of plaque-forming cells in new zealand mice given cyclophosphamide., P J. Staples and N Talal

Impaired regulation of erythrocyte autoantibody production after splenectomy., K O. Cox and jones J. Finlay

Impaired repopulation of irradiated bone marrow in mice bearing extramedullary tumor. Abstr., R L. Degowin, S A. Knapp, and D P. Gibson

Impaired responsiveness to folinic acid protection in methotrexate-resistant l5178y cells., J H. Goldie, S I. Harrison, L A. Price, and B T. Hill

Impaired substrate utilization in mitochondria from strain 129 dystrophic mice., M E. Martens, L Jankulovska, M A. Neymark, and C P. Lee

Impaired suppression of sympathetic activity during fasting in gold thioglucose-treated mouse., J B. Young and L Landsberg

Impaired synaptic plasticity and learning in mice lacking beta-adducin, an actin-regulating protein., R L. Rabenstein, N A. Addy, B J. Caldarone, Y Asaka, L M. Gruenbaum, L L. Peters, D M. Gilligan, R M. Fitzsimonds, and M R. Picciotto

Impaired t-cell function after allogeneic blood transfusion in mice., T Maki and A P. Monaco

Impaired thymic regeneration in lethally irradiated mice given bone marrow from aged donors., M L. Tyan

Impaired thymic regeneration in lethally irradiated mice given bone marrow from aged donors. Abstr., M L. Tyan

Impairment of antigen-presenting cell function by ultraviolet radia- tion., M I. Greene, M S. Sy, M Kripke, and B Benacerraf

Impairment of antigen-presenting cell function by ultraviolet radiation. II. Effect of in vitro ultraviolet irradiation on antigen-presenting cells., I J. Fox, M Sy, B Benacerraf, and M I. Greene

Impairment of avoidance learning by prolonged ethanol consumption in mice., G Freund and D W. Walker

Impairment of cell-mediated immunity functions by dietary zinc deficiency in mice., G Fernandes, M Nair, K Onoe, T Tanaka, R Floyd, and R A. Good

Impairment of cell-mediated immunity in mutation diabetic mice (db/db)., M A. Mandel and A A. Mahmoud

Impairment of differentiation and proliferation of immunocompetent and spleen colony-forming cells in mice of a high leukemic strain. Abstr., E Perkins, T Makinodan, and A Upton

Impairment of glucose tolerance in yellow (avy/a) (balb/c x vy) f-1 hybrid mice by hyperglycemic peptide(s) from human pituitary glands., L G. Frigeri, G L. Wolff, and G Robel

Impairment of graft versus host reactivity in pregnant mice., S Nicklin and W D. Billington

Impairment of host-versus-graft reaction in pregnant mice. II. Selective suppression of cytotoxic t-cell generation correlates with soluble suppressor activity and with successful allogeneic pregnancy., D A. Clark, M R. Mcdermott, and M R. Szewczuk

Impairment of host vs graft reaction in pregnant mice. I. Suppression of cytotoxic t cell generation in lymph nodes draining the uterus., D A. Clark and M R. Mcdermott

Impairment of inflammatory reactions in tumor- -bearing mice as measured by evans blue extravasation., J Amice, L Dazord, and L Toujas

Impairment of insulin binding to the fat cell plasma membrane in the obese hyperglycemic mouse., P Freychet, M H. Laudat, P Laudat, G Rosselin, R. Kahn, P Gorden, and J Roth

Impairment of lymphocyte mobilization by granulomatous infection of lymphoid organs. Abstr., W E. Bullock and S Vergamini

Impairment of lymphocyte mobilization from lymphoid organs by granulomatous infection., W E. Bullock and M S. Vergamini

Impairment of macrophage migration inhibitory factor synthesis and macrophage migration in protein-malnourished mice., J E. Hambor, L Fleck, and J R. Stevenson

Impairment of phytohaemagglutinin-induced blastic transformation in lymphnodes from thymectomized mice., P Dukor and F M. Dietrich

Impairment of primary in vitro response of new zealand mouse spleen cells to a thymic-dependent antigen., S S. Kassan and T M. Chused

Impairment of red blood cell deformability by tumor growth., M H. Cohen

Impairment of reovirus mrna methylation in extracts of interferon-treated ehrlich ascites tumor cells. Further characteristics of the phenomenon., G C. Sen, S Shaila, B Lebleu, G E. Brown, R C. Desrosiers, and P Lengyel

Impairment of shock avoidance learning after long-term alcohol ingestion in mice., G Freund

Impairment of splenic natural killer cell activity of mice infected with the polycythemic strain of friend leukemia virus., G Migliorati, T Jezzi, C Favalli, E Garaci, I B. Rossi, and E Bonmassar

Impairment of t-cell regulation of the humoral response to type iii pneumococcal polysaccharide in diabetic mice., B E. Busby and H M. Rodman

Impairment of the bactericidal activity of murine macrophages follow- ing x-irradiation., R Gallily and D Zylberlicht

Impairment of the hypothalamo-pituitary-ovarian axis of the athymic "nude" mouse., Y Weinstein

Impairment of the thymus-dependent humoral immune response by syngeneic or allogeneic pregnancy., M G. Baines and H F. Pross

Impairment of t lymphocyte functions in mice with motor end- -plate disease., M Papiernik, F Rieger, S Ezine, and raymond M. Pincon

Impenetrability of the mouse placenta to maternal leukaemia cells., D Loewenstein, W L. Hughes, K G. Hofer, and M M. Ketchel

Imperforate vagina and mucometra in inbred laboratory mice., J P. Sundberg and K S. Brown

Implantacao intracerebral experimental de sarcomas. (eng. Summ.), A Alencar

Implantation and development of mouse eggs transferred to the uteri of non-progestational mice., T P. Cowell

Implantation and invasiveness of mouse blastocysts on uterine monolayers., D S. Salomon and M I. Sherman

Implantation and lethality in the yellow mouse. Abstr., G J. Eaton and M M. Green

Implantation and lethality of the yellow mouse., G Eaton and M M. Green

Implantation-associated proteinase in mouse uterine fluid., M C. Pinsker, A G. Sacco, and B Mintz

Implantation in ovariectomized mice treated with dibutyryl adenosine 3',5'-monophosphate (dibutyryl cyclic amp)., F T. Webb

Implantation metastases, chemotherapeutic prophyloxis and tumor growth in an infected milieu., A Zwaveling

Implantation of allogeneic heart grafts in inbred mice., R W. Huff, A G. Liebelt, and R A. Liebelt

Implantation of ascitic tumor cells and of metastatic emboli from body fluids into tissues, its inhibition by chemicals and radioiso- topes., H Goldie and M Walker

Implantation of normal blood-forming tissue in genetically anemic mice, without x-irradiation of host., S E. Bernstein and E S. Russell

Implantation of normal blood-forming tissue in radiated genetically anemic hosts., E S. Russell, L J. Smith, and F A. Lawson

Implantation of tissue transplants in the uteri of pseudopregnant mice., I B. Wilson

Implantation of transitional tumor cells on the cauterized murine urothelial surface. Abstr., M S. Soloway and S Masters

Implanted tumour growth in mice exposed to continuous centrifugation., L O. Lutherer, C C. Wunder, W J. Moressi, and C H. Dodge

Implant-induced immunosuppression in mice. Abstr., W M. Baldwin, I )ii, N Cohen, and J A. Latorre

Implementing large-scale ENU mutagenesis screens in North America., A T. Clark, D Goldowitz, J S. Takahashi, M H. Vitaterna, S M. Siepka, L L. Peters, W N. Frankel, G A. Carlson, J Rossant, J H. Nadeau, and M J. Justice

Implications for the insulin signaling pathway in Snell dwarf mouse longevity: a similarity with the C. elegans longevity paradigm., C C. Hsieh, J H. DeFord, K Flurkey, D E. Harrison, and J Papaconstantinou

Implications of antigenic commonalities between murine tumor cells and the m-p virus. Abstr., M Padnos, V Schirone, and N Molomut

Implications of genetic variation in mouse brain structure for electrode placement by stereotaxic surgery., D Wahlsten, W J. Hudspeth, and K Bernhardt

Implications of humoral antibody in mice and humans to breast tumor and mouse mammary tumor virus-associated antigens., J M. Bowen, L Dmochowski, M F. Miller, E S. Priori, G Seman, M L. Dodson, and K Maruyama

Implications of infra-human social behavior for problems of human relations., J P. Scott

Implications of pheromones on pregnancy and estrous cycles in female mice., Jay A. Seitz

Implications of the effects of ionizing radiation on lymphocyte activity during cancer growth. Abstr., B Serrou, J Dubois, H Pourquier, T Reme, and B Delor

Implications of the fetal antigen theory for fetal transplantation., J Castro, R Hunt, E Lance, and P Medawar

Implications of tl phenotype changes in an h-2-loss variant of a transplanted h-2b/h-2a leukemia., E A. Boyse, E Stockert, C A. Iritani, and L J. Old

Importance de la connaissance des caracteristiques biochimiques des animaux de laboratoire et de leur variation en experimentation animale et pharmacologique., P Bechtel, Y Bechtel, and P Magnin

Importance de l'immunite specifique et non specifique dans la defense antitumorale., G Biozzi, C Stiffel, D Mouton, Y Bouthillier, and C Decreusefond

Importance of age of host in detecting tumor-associated transplanta- tion antigens., W Rose and A J. Girardi

Importance of age of human fetal pancreas for transplantation in nu/nu mice. Abstr., K H. Usadel, U Schwedes, G Bastert, H P. Fortmeyer, L Obert, and K Schoffling

Importance of a smooth surface in carcinogenesis by plastic film., R R. Bates and M Klein

Importance of biochemical marker genes in inbred strains of mice. Some problems on checking genetic purity of inbred strains. (jap., Eng. Summ.), M Mizuno, K Suzuki, T Tomita, and K Kondo

Importance of helper t cells in conferring successful anti- tumor immunity. Abstr., F H. Lee

Importance of immunologically competent cells in contact-induced cytotoxicity., C G. Mitchell

Importance of microtubules for ia antigen present- ation. Abstr., J P. Ting and D F. Ranney

Importance of oxidative metabolism in t cell cytotoxicity: a comparison of cloned t cells and spleen cells., K J. Thorne

Importance of phosphate in freund adjuvant., A J. Crowle and K Jarrett

Importance of progesterone in dna synthesis of pregnancy- -dependent mammary tumors in mice., R Yanai and H Nagasawa

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Importance of randomization in microarray experimental designs with Illumina platforms., R A. Verdugo, C F. Deschepper, G Munoz, D Pomp, and G A. Churchill

Importance of regional lymph nodes in transplantation-type immunity to murine leukemia l5178y. Abstr., G J. Goldenberg and F Wilt

Importance of route and vaccination-challenge interval for effectiveness of immunization against a mouse lymphoma. Abstr., C Kendall

Importance of schedule in adriamycin/cyclophosphamide combination therapy., D W. Yesair, S Mcnitt, J Tobias, and I Wodinsky

Importance of short-lived lymphocytes in the immune response., V Hooghe, vansanten G. Urbain, C Richard, and J Urbain

Importance of the spleen for the immuno-inhibitory action of linoleic acid in mice., J Mertin, C J. Meade, R Hunt, and J Sheena

Importance of thymus-derived lymphocytes in cell-mediated immunity to infection., R J. North

Importance of timing of cyclophosphamide (cy) therapy for curing mopc-315 tumor-bearing mice. Abstr., J C. Hengst, M B. Mokyr, and S Dray

Importance of trophoblast genotype for survival of interspecific murine chimaeras., J Rossant, V M. Mauro, and B A. Croy

Importancia de los genes de histocompatibilidad en la sobrevida de ratones sometidos a irradiacion gamma total del cuerpo y protegidos con trasplantes de medula osea., F Morgado

Important mechanism of resistance to tumors in vivo?, G Cavallo, M Giovarelli, G Forni, D S. Landolfo, and I C. An

Imprinting., D Solter

Imprinting of the mouse x-chromosome and the xce locus. Abstr., S Rastan and B M. Cattanach

Imprinting today: end of the beginning or beginning of the end?, D Solter

Imprinting to light-dark cycles or rearing in constant light affect circadian locomotor rhythm of mice., W Malorni and A Oliverio

Improved basal medium for y-1 mouse adrenal cortex tumor cells in culture. I. Dependence of growth and steroid response on calcium ion concentration., L J. Cuprak, C J. Lammi, and J I. Crane

Improved breeding of genetically dwarf mice by means of pituitary transplantation., P H. Van der kroon and A J. Buis

Improved conditions for murine epidermal cell culture., S M. Fischer, A Viaje, K L. Harris, D R. Miller, J S. Bohrman, and T J. Slaga

Improved detection of immune complexes in human and mouse serum using a microassay adaptation of the c1q binding test., C H. June, C E. Contreras, L H. Perrin, and P H. Lambert

Improved electrophoretic resolution of some hemoglobin variants in mus musculus., M L. Petras and J E. Martin

Improved engraftment of human cord blood stem cells in NOD/LtSz-scid/scid mice after irradiation or multiple-day injections into unirradiated recipients., P A. Lowry, L D. Shultz, D L. Greiner, R M. Hesselton, E L. Kittler, C Y. Tiarks, S S. Rao, J Reilly, J H. Leif, H Ramshaw, F M. Stewart, and P J. Quesenberry

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Improved engraftment of human spleen cells in NOD/LtSz-scid/scid mice as compared with C.B-17-scid/scid mice., D L. Greiner, L D. Shultz, J Yates, M C. Appel, G Perdrizet, R M. Hesselton, I Schweitzer, W G. Beamer, K L. Shultz, S C. Pelsue, Jean H. Leif, and Thiruchandurai V. Rajan

Improved fusion technique. I. Human umbilical cord serum, a new and potent growth promoter, compared with other b cell and hybridoma activators., R J. Westerwoudt, J Blom, A M. Naipal, and J J. Rood

Improved graft survival after treatment with bordetella and anti- -lymphocyte serum., W Ptak, H Festenstein, G L. Asherson, and A M. Denman

Improved immune-suppression techniques for the xenografting of human tumours., G G. Steel, V D. Courtenay, and A Y. Rostom

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Improved insulin-sensitivity in mice heterozygous for PPAR-gamma deficiency., P D. Miles, Y Barak, W He, R M. Evans, and J M. Olefsky

Improved in vitro survival of normal, functional spleen cells., B Mohit and G H. Sato

Improved method for treating glass to produce surfaces suitable for the growth of certain mammalian cells in synthetic medium., C Rappaport and C B. Bishop

Improved methods for reducing calcium and magnesium concentrations in tissue culture medium. Application to studies of lymphoblast proliferation in vitro., J K. Brennan, J Mansky, G Roberts, and M A. Lichtman

Improved microcirculation in irradiated tumours., H Reinhold

Improved murine model of malaria using Plasmodium falciparum competent strains and non-myelodepleted NOD-scid IL2Rgammanull mice engrafted with human erythrocytes., Diaz M. Jimenez, T Mulet, S Viera, V Gomez, H Garuti, J Ibanez, Doval A. Alvarez, L D. Shultz, A Martinez, Viola D. Gargallo, and Barturen I. Angulo

Improved murine tolerance to vincristine by circadian timing. Abstr., S Huq, S Rahman, H Fink, D Dubey, L Wallach, A Nesbit, F Halberg, and A Theologides

Improved myelination in nerve grafts from the leucodystrophic twitcher into trembler mice: evidence for enzyme replacement., F Scaravilli and J M. Jacobs

Improved oligonucleotide labeling and hybridization assay for endogenous nonecotropic murine leukemia proviruses., K R. Johnson

Improved plasma culture system for production of erythrocytic colonies in vitro. Quantitative assay method for cfu-e., D L. Mc leod, M M. Shreeve, and A A. Axelrad

Improved position-dependent sequence motif characterization and automated transfer for gene prediction., Justin Gardin

Improved procedure for hypophysectomy of the mouse. (jap. Eng. Summ.)., Y Nakanishi and H Nagasawa

Improved procedures for the fractionation and in vitro stimulation of hapten-specific b lymphocytes., G J. Nossal and B L. Pike

Improved purification of tetrahydrofolate dehydrogenase from l 1210 leukemia by affinity chromatography., P L. Chello, A R. Cashmore, S A. Jacobs, and J R. Bertino

Improved sensitivity of a microassay for allo- and xenoantibodies to mouse erythrocytes., C Tsai, E S. Canellakis, and M S. Mitchell

Improved sister-chromatid differentiation using paraffin-coated promodeoxyuridine tablets in mice., A F. Mcfee, K W. Lowe, and J R. Sebastian

Improved statistical tests for differential gene expression by shrinking variance components estimates., X Cui, J T. Hwang, J Qiu, N J. Blades, and G A. Churchill

Improved therapeutic index of cis-diammine dichloro platinum (ddp) by diethyldithiocarbamate (dtc) in rodents. Abstr., K O. Oommen, H Miller, and J D. Khandekar

Improved therapeutic index with sequential n-phosphonacetyl-l-aspar- tate plus high-dose methotrexate plus high-dose 5-fluorouracil and appropriate rescue., D S. Martin, R L. Stolfi, R C. Sawyer, S Spiegelman, and C W. Young

Improved therapy of sarcoma 180 with a 5-arylpyrimidine antifolate and leucovorin. Abstr., F M. Sirotnak and D M. Dorick

Improved transfection of CV-1 and COS 1 cells using reduced serum medium., J D. Saffer and D L. Hughes

Improved transformation of c3h/10t1/2cl8 cells by direct-and indirect-acting carcinogens. Abstr., S Nesnow, H Garland, and G Curtis

Improvement in the therapeutic, immunological, and clearance properties of escherichia coli and erwinia carotovora l-aspar- aginases by attachment of poly-dl-alanyl peptides., J R. Uren and R C. Ragin

Improvement of abnormal chediak-higashi host defense with lithium. Abstr., S S. Kaplan, U E. Zdiarski, S S. Boggs, R E. Basford, and M A. Petro

Improvement of lung tumor radiotherapy through differential chemo- protection of normal and tumor tissue., J M. Yuhas

Improvement of tumor immunity by rna and cyclic amp. Abstr., P G. Rigby

Improvements in the immunologic, plasma clearance, and therapeutic properties of l-asparaginases by attachment of synthetic polypeptides. Abstr., J R. Uren

Improvements on the Evans Blue Dye-Dilution method of blood volume determination for mice., Robert M. Pyle

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Imputation of single-nucleotide polymorphisms in inbred mice using local phylogeny., Jeremy R Wang, Fernando Pardo-Manuel de Villena, Heather A Lawson, James M Cheverud, Gary A Churchill, and Leonard McMillan

Impy and its beta-ribosyl metabolite show differential in vitro effects. Abstr., J Neidhart and A Sagone

Imuran-induced regression of plasma cell tumor mopc-315., M Schlossberg and V P. Hollander

Inability of anticoagulants to prevent pulmonary metastases in murine breast cancer. Abstr., R C. Williamson, P J. Lyndon, and T Lai

Inability of choleragenoid-sensitized cells to induce t cell- -mediated cytolysis., J Forman and R A. Finkelstein

Inability of edta to prevent damage mediated by cytolytic t- -lymphocytes., E Martz

Inability of fetal mouse thymic pre-t cells to exhibit natural killer (nk) activity. Abstr., S C. Miller

Inability of lymphokine to activate macrophages to kill a mucocutaneous strain of leishmania. Abstr., P A. Scott, D L. Sacks, C A. Nacy, and A Sher

Inability of methionine to affect lethality in mice and rats exposed to x-rays., Z M. Bacq and M L. Beaumariage

Inability of mice to generate cytotoxic t lymphocytes to vesicular stomatitis virus restricted to h-2kk or h-2dk., K L. Rosenthal and R M. Zinkernagel

Inability of mouse blastomere nuclei transferred to enucleated zygotes to support development in vitro., J McGrath and D Solter

Inability of normal and activated thymus-derived cells to act as cytotoxic effector cells against antibody-coated targets., J Forman, S Britton, and G Moller

Inability of p-hydroxypropiophenone to inhibit the appearance of spontaneous hepatomas in the c3h mouse., T Baba

Inability of the c3a anaphylatoxin to promote cellular lysis., M G. Goodman, W O. Weigle, and T E. Hugli

Inability of the nzb/nzw f1 thymus to transfer cyclophosphamide- -induced tolerance to sheep erythrocytes., M E. Jacobs, J K. Gordon, and N Talal

Inability of thymus cells from newborn donors to restore transplantation immunity in athymic mice., W Pierpaoli

Inability to demonstrate hydroxylation of tyrosine by murine melanoma "tyrosinase" (l-dopa oxidase), using the tritiated water assay technique., H C. Shapiro, L M. Edelstein, R P. Patel, M R. Okun, A Blackburn, M Snyder, T Brennan, and G Wilgram

Inability to detect the presence of cyclic 3',5'-cmp (ccmp) in mouse leukemia l-1210 cells employing a highly specific and sensitive radioimmunoassay (ria) abstr., G Krishna, N Kim, and T Hundley

Inability to elicit rapid cytocidal effects on l1210 cells derived from prophyrin-injected mice following in vitro photoirradiation., D A. Musser and gupta N. Datta

Inability to induce tolerance in nzb and b/w mice. Abstr., P J. Staples and N Talal

Inability to induce tolerance to bovine gamma globulin in mice infected at birth with lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus., T Pincus, W P. Rowe, P J. Staples, and N Talal

Inability to predict mammary tumorigenesis in strain a mice from presence of mammary tumor virus or antigen in the milk., W E. Heston, W T. Hall, G Vlahakis, J Charney, and D H. Moore

Inability to predict mammary tumorigenesis in strain a mice from presence of mammary tumor virus or antigen in the milk. Abstr., W Heston

In achondroplastic (cn/cn) mice., E Bonucci, G Gheradi, A D. Marco, B Nicoletti, D P. Petrinelli, and C M. Bone

Inactication of thymus and marrow-derived lymphocytes by heterologous antilymphocyte serum (als)., H Jeejeebhoy

Inactivation and reactivation of living tumor cells. Abstr., C A. Apffel

Inactivation by electron radiation of the capacity of goldenrod polysaccharide to induce vacuolization in ascites tumor cells., J W. Preiss, M Belkin, and W G. Hardy

Inactivation du virus leucemogene de gross par les radiations uv, x et gamma., R Latarjet

[Inactivation of allogeneic stem cells by lymphocytes identical as regards the H2 system of tissue compatibility], R V. Petrov, I K. Egorov, L S. Seslavina, E I. Panteleev, and O S. Egorova

Inactivation of amino acid transport systems in ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells by cobalt-60 gamma radiation., E G. Archer

Inactivation of antigen-responsive clones with antisera specific for igm or igd., F S. Ligler, J C. Cambier, E S. Vitetta, J R. Kettman, and J W. Uhr

Inactivation of c3 and inhibition of arthus reactions in mice by flufenamate na. Abstr., P F. Kohler and J S. Martinez

Inactivation of cells involved in adoptive transfer., N R. Sinclair, R K. Lees, S Abrahams, P L. Chan, G Fagan, D C. Stiller, and T O. Complex

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Inactivation of conditional Rb by Villin-Cre leads to aggressive tumors outside the gastrointestinal tract., M H. Kucherlapati, A A. Nguyen, R T. Bronson, and R S. Kucherlapati

Inactivation of cultured human cells and control of c3h mouse mammary tumors with accelerated nitrogen ions., D Q. Brown, H G. Seydel, and P Todd

Inactivation of glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogrnase (gapd) from ehrlich ascites tumor (ea) cells by atp at 25degrees. Abstr., F P. Mamaril

Inactivation of mammalian cells after disintegrations of 3h or 125i in cell dna at -196degree c., H J. Burki, R Roots, L Feinendegen, and V Bond

Inactivation of murine sarcoma amd leukemia viruses by ultra-violet irradiation., G Kelloff, S A. Aaronson, and R V. Gilden

Inactivation of murine xenotropic oncornavirus by normal mouse sera is not immunoglobulin-mediated., P J. Fischinger, J N. Ihle, D P. Bolognesi, and W Schafer

Inactivation of progesterone by fetal mouse tissues in vitro., T R. Forbes, A J. Coulombre, and J L. Coulombre

Inactivation of stem cells after transplantation of mixtures of haemopoietic or lymphoid cells of different genotypes., R V. Petrov, V M. Manyko, E I. Panteleyev, and L S. Seslavina

Inactivation of stem cells by lymphocytes nonlinked to the h-2 histocompatibility system., R V. Petrov, L S. Seslavina, E I. Pantelejev, and O S. Yegorova

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Inactivation of the UNC5C Netrin-1 receptor is associated with tumor progression in colorectal malignancies., A Bernet, L Mazelin, M M. Coissieux, N Gadot, S L. Ackerman, J Y. Scoazec, and P Mehlen

Inactivation of tumour cells by spermatozoa. Abstr., M E. Whisson and R J. Goldacre

Inactivation or elimination of potentially trypanolytic complement-activating immune complexes by pathogenic trypan- osomes., A E. Balber, J D. Bangs, S M. Jones, and R L. Proia

Inactive 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-coenzyme A reductase in broken cell preparations of various mammalian tissues and cell cultures., S E. Saucier and A A. Kandutsch

Inactive enzyme molecules in aging mice, liver aldolase., H Gershon and D Gershon

In adult h-2 incompatible parabiont chimeras. Abstr., D W. Drell, G A. Carlson, T G. Wegmann, T E. Stimulatory, and A A. Unresponsiveness

In advanced l1210 leukaemia., J S. Tobias, L M. Parker, and M H. Frei

In a fully h-2 incompatible chimera, t cells of donor origin can respond to minor histocompatibility antigens in association with either donor or host h-2 type., P Matzinger and G Mirkwood

I-n. A newly described h-2 i subregion between k and i-a., C E. Hayes and F H. Bach

In antimicrobial agents and chemotherapy-1968, american soc., P W. Muggleton, C H. O'callaghan, R D. Foord, S M. Kirby, D D. Ryan, and T A. Cephalexin

Inapparent transmissible agents in oncology and their influence on tumor and host., V Riley, E Huerto, J D. Loveless, D Bardell, M Fitzmaurice, and C Forman

Inappropriate alloantigen-like specificities detected on reticulum cell sarcoma of sjl/j mice. Abstr., B Bonavida and J M. Roman

Inappropriate alloantigen-like specificities detected on reticulum cell sarcomas of sjl/j mice. Characterization and biological role. Abstr., B Bonavida, J Roman, and I V. Hutchinson

Inappropriate alloantigen-like specificities detected on reticulum cell sarcomas of sjl/j mice: characterization and biologic role., B Bonavida, J M. Roman, and I V. Hutchinson

Inappropriate secretion of antidiuretic hormone in nude mice bearing a human bronchogenic oat cell carcinoma., Y Kondo, Y Mizumoto, S Katayama, T Murase, T Yamaji, N Ohsawa, and K Kosaka

In a radiation chimaera, host h-2 antigens determine immune responsiveness of donor cytotoxic cells., M J. Bevan

In association with morphological differentiation., Y Kawasaki, N Wakayama, T Koike, M Kawai, D T. Amano, and G I. Cell

Inaugural address of the President of the University of Michigan., C C. Little

In autoimmune mrl-lpr/lpr mice. Abstr., T J. Santoro, W Benjamin, J J. Oppenheim, D A. Steinberg, and A B. Production

In balb/cfc3h mammary tissues. Abstr., J A. St george, R D. Cardiff, L J. Young, D L. Faulkin, and S O. Antigens

Inborn resistance of mice to myxoviruses. Macrophages express phenotype in vitro., J Lindenmann, E Deuel, S Fanconi, and O Haller

Inbred c3h mouse substrain differences demonstrated in experimental murine leprosy., M Lovik, F M. Collins, and O Closs

Inbred mice and their hybrids as an animal model for atherosclerosis research, p. 313-327., A Roberts and J S. Thompson

Inbred mice in research., M F. Festing

Inbred mice in teaching elementary genetics., E B. Barnawell

Inbred mouse strain resistance to mycobacterium lepraemurium follows the ity/lsh pattern., I N. Brown, A A. Glynn, and J Plant

Inbred strains of mice. Abstr., murad C. Abu, L Pekkanen, D Parks, B Bradford, E Glassman, D R. Thurman, and S O. Three

Inbreeding and copulatory behavior in house mice: a further consideration., D A. Dewsbury, J M. Oglesby, S L. Shea, and J L. Connor

Inbreeding depression and heterosis of litter size in mice., J C. Bowman and D S. Falconer

Inbreeding, fertility, and viability., N Medvedev

Inbreeding: Is it important in natural populations?, T H. Roderick

In c3h/10t1/2 cells. Abstr., A B. Okey, M E. Mason, E B. Gehly, C Heidelberger, J Muncan, N M. Dufresne, and T B. Receptor

Incapacity of hematopoietic stem cell-deprived mice to produce tumor colonies induced by friend virus-infected cells., F Wendling, P Tambourin, and gachelin F. Moreau

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In childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia, blasts at different stages of immunophenotypic maturation have stem cell properties., C le Viseur, M Hotfilder, S Bomken, K Wilson, S Rottgers, A Schrauder, A Rosemann, J Irving, R W. Stam, L D. Shultz, J Harbott, H Jurgens, M Schrappe, R Pieters, and J Vormoor

Incidence and metastatic pattern of lymphoreticular neoplasms in untreated nzo/bl mice., C Goodall, M Bielschowsky, and D Forster

Incidence and morphology of equine and murine chondrocytic cilia., N J. Wilsman, C E. Farnum, and aksamit D. Reed

Incidence and pathogenesis of skin tumours in mice irradiated with single external doses of low energy beta particles., E V. Hulse

Incidence and pathological features of spontaneous tumors in athymic nude mice., F E. Sharkey and J Fogh

Incidence and specificities of iga and igm anti-igg auto- antibodies in various mouse strains and colonies., J L. Van snick and P L. Masson

Incidence and type of tumours induced by oral dmba in nk- -deficient c57bl bg/bg mice, +/bg littermates and h-2 congenic strains of b10 of varying nk activity. Abstr., A J. Cochran, S Argov, K Karre, G O. Klein, and G Klein

Incidence des injections du virus polyome sur la leucemogenese de la souris akr., R Favre, H Bonneau, and Y Carcassonne

Incidence des leucemies lymphoides apres irradiation de souriceaux., G Rudali and J Reverdy

Incidence of cardiac and other soft tissue mineralized lesions in dba/2 mice., R W. Rings and J E. Wagner

Incidence of cells simultaneously secreting igm and igg antibody to sheep erythrocytes., G Nossal, N Warner, and H Lewis

Incidence of delayed mortality (secondary disease) in allogeneic radiation chimeras receiving bone marrow from aged mice., M G. Chen, G B. Price, and T Makinodan

Incidence of delayed mortality (secondary disease) in allogeneic radiation chimeras receiving bone marrow from aged mice., M G. Chen, G B. Price, and T Makinodan

Incidence of endogenous bacterial infection in murine radiation chimeras with secondary disease., J R. Watson and C W. Hammond

Incidence of friend virus-induced polycythemia in splenectomized mice., M P. Mcgarry and E A. Mirand

Incidence of group-specific (gs) antigens of type c tumor viruses in spontaneous neoplasms of balb/ccr mice., R L. Peters, G J. Spahn, L S. Rabstein, and R J. Huebner

Incidence of homografted tumor cells in draining lymph nodes of mice with enhancing antiserum., N Kaliss

Incidence of homografted tumor cells in draining lymph nodes of mice with enhancing antiserum., N Kaliss

Incidence of inherited enzyme activity variants in feral mouse populations., G Bulfield, J M. Hall, and S Tsakas

Incidence of leukemia and nonlymphatic tumors in mice with glomerulosclerosis and allied disorders., J M. Yuhas and N K. Clapp

Incidence of leukemia and other tumors in thymectomized irradiated mice bearing thymic transplants., R W. O'gara and J Ards

Incidence of lung tumours induced by urethane in mice exposed to reduced atmospheric pressure., H A. Ellis, J A. Styles, and A G. Heppleston

Incidence of lymphatic leukemia and methylcholanthrene-induced cancer in laboratory mice subjected to stress., N Kaliss and J L. Fuller

Incidence of lymphatic leukemia and methylcholanthrene-induced cancer in laboratory mice subjected to stress., N Kaliss and J L. Fuller

Incidence of lymphatic leukemia and methylcholanthrene-induced cancer in laboratory mice subjected to stress., N Kaliss and J L. Fuller

Incidence of mammary and pituitary tumors in hybrid mice treated with stilbestrol for varying periods., F L. Richardson

Incidence of mouse ascites induced by adjuvant and/or staphylococcal- -adjuvant mixtures in 17 different strains of mice. Abstr., R Lieberman and N Mantel

Incidence of nondisjunction in mouse oocytes., I Hansmann and nahass E. El

Incidence of polyspermy in mouse eggs fertilized in vivo and in vitro after administration of progesterone and oestradiol., L R. Fraser and I Maudlin

Incidence of pulmonary metastases for various neoplasms in balb/cstcrifc3h/nctr female mice fed n-2-fluorenylacetamide., C H. Frith, N A. Littlefield, and R Umholtz

Incidence of spontaneous hepatomas in hepatectomized c3h/mza male mice., J M. Echave llanos and I E. Saffe

Incidence of spontaneous mammary carcinoma in the new strain of indian laboratory mouse., K J. Ranadive, K A. Kamal, T G. Coutinho, and V R. Khanolkar

Incidence of spontaneous neoplasms in breeding and retired breeder balb/ccr mice throughout the natural life span., R L. Peters, L S. Rabstein, G J. Spahn, and R J. Huebner

Incidence of spontaneous tumors in CD (R) -1 HaM-ICR mice., D H. Percy and A M. Jonas

Incidence of squamous cell carcinoma in mice fed 9,10-dimethylbenz(a)- anthracene., A S. Mulay

Incidence of supernumerary and deficient mammae in various inbred strains of mice., Catherine Brown

Incidence of tumours in back cross mice., M A. Head

Incidence of xo mice after x-irradiation of spermatogonia., A Leonard and J H. Schroder

Incidence with urethan in c3h, c3hf and c3he male mice., W E. Heston, G V. Deringer, G I. Hepatomas, and T I. This

Inclusion bodies in denervated skeletal muscles of mice., N Nakashima

Inclusion group systems and cis-trans effects in responses controlled by the complementing ir-glo genes., M E. Dorf, P H. Maurer, C F. Merryman, and B Benacerraf

Inclusions in mitochondria of preputial glands from mice, a combined biochemical and morphologic study., G Sansone, D C. Swartzendruber, and F Snyder

Inclusions lamellaires intra-cytoplasmiques d'un type particulier observees dans des cellules reticulaires mesenchymateuses du thymus chez le rat wistar et les souris nzb et akr., N Dourov

In collaboration: the Jackson Laboratory Craniofacial Resource., J D. Bauschatz, M M. Curtain, M T. Davisson, P W. Lane, and L R. Donahue

In comparison to B6, is faster aging of hematopoietic stem cell function in BALB/cBy due to increased susceptibility to genomic instability?, Harmony B. Bell

Incompatability reactions to tumor homotransplants with particular reference to the role of the tumor: a review., G D. Snell

Incompatibility and/or immunization against mls determinants delay gvhr-mortality and abrogate mlr via suppressor cells. Abstr., L Berumen and pannenko O. Halle

Incompatibility at irrelevant h-2 specificities augments in vivo stimulation of alloaggressive cells., P N. Jorgensen

Incompatibility for or pre-immunization against mls determinants decreases lethal graft-versus-host reaction developed across non-h-2 and/or h-2 barriers., pannenko O. Halle and H Festenstein

Incomplete adjustment caused by frustration of untrained fighting mice., J P. Scott

Incomplete expression of the mopc 460 idiotype in the sera of balb/c mice immunized either with dnp antigen or with anti-idio- typic antibodies., P Sanchez, C L. Guern, and P Cazenave

Incomplete glycosylation of asn 563 in mouse immunoglobulin m., D R. Anderson, P Samaraweera, and W J. Grimes

Incomplete inactivation of the tabby locus in the mouse x-chromosome. Abstr., B M. Cattanach

Incomplete restoration of t-cell reactivity in nude mice after neonatal allogeneic thymus grafting., F Loor, B Kindred, and L Hagg

Incomplete sedimentation of rauscher leukaemia virus particles during ultracentrifugation., S Offers and P Bentvelzen

Incomplete viral synthesis in friend leukemia virus- -induced reticulum cell sarcomas., D R. Black and A H. Fieldsteel

Inconsistencies detected by flow cytometry following immunofluorescence staining with anti-thy1 antibodies., R Scollay

Inconsistency of experimental amyloidosis in mice., A Toivanen, P Toivanen, E Yunis, G Rodey, and R Good

Inconsistent response of b16 melanoma to bcg immunotherpay., J W. Kreider, G L. Bartlett, and D M. Purnell

Inconspicuous murine leukemia virus induced heterologous cell fusion in the interpretation of cellular and molec- ular interactions. Abstr., D H. Nichols, J D. Sheridan, and J R. Sheppard

Incorporation and degradation of 125i-insulin by mouse hepatoma cells. Abstr., N M. Fedynskyj, M L. Chandler, and L V. Beck

Incorporation and metabolic conversion of cyanocobalamin by ehrlich ascites carcinoma cells in vitro and in vivo., K Peirce, T Abe, and B A. Cooper

Incorporation de [3h] noradrenaline dans les synaptosomes de cerveaux de souris non mutantes et quaking., Y Maurin, N Baumann, and S Pollet

Incorporation de l'acide (1-14c)-linoleique dans les microsomes des tumeurs ascitiques de krebs., J Lloveras, M Record, and blazy L. Douste

Incorporation into l1210 cells and selective modification of immunogenicity by chlorohydroxyacetonebenzoate, a potential immunotherapeutic agent. Abstr., W J. Burlingham, D J. Mccarthy, and T P. Fondy

Incorporation of [1-14c]oleic acid and [1-14c]arachidonic acid into lipids in the subcellular fractions of mouse brain., G Y. Sun and T M. Yau

Incorporation of (1-14c)-oleic acid into neutral glycerides and phosphoglycerides of mouse brain., T Yau and G Sun

Incorporation of 125i-iododeoxyuridine into target cells as an assay for cell immunity., F Fish, M Yaakubovicz, and I P. Witz

Incorporation of 14c and 3h from nucleotide sugars into a poly- saccharide in the presence of a cell-free preparation from mouse mast cell tumors., J E. Silbert

Incorporation of (14c)glucosamine and (14c)leucine into mouse kidney beta-glucuronidase induced by gonadotrophin., K Kato, H Ide, T Shirahama, and W H. Fishman

Incorporation of 32p into nucleic acids in mammary tissue of mice sus- ceptible and resistant to breast cancer., N A. Sheth, S V. Bhide, and K J. Ranadive

Incorporation of 35so4 into endogenous heparin by a microsomal fraction from mast cell tumors., J E. Silbert

Incorporation of [3h]leucine into three subfractions of myelin in murine myelin dysgenesis. The quaking mutant., D A. Figlewicz and M J. Druse

Incorporation of 3h-l-fucose into brain glycoproteins during environmental stimulation following intracranial, intravenous, or subcutaneous injections., T Damstra, D Entingh, J E. Wilson, and E Glassman

Incorporation of 3h-l-lysine into brain subcellular particles. Abstr., M Hershkowitz, E Glassman, and J E. Wilson

Incorporation of (3h)phenylalanine into corticotrophin by the poster- ior pituitary of the mouse in vitro., V F. Thornton and H Isherwood

Incorporation of 3h-uridine into the adrenal cortex of mice after stimulation and inhibition. An autoradiographic study., K Molne

Incorporation of 5-azacytidine into liver ribonucleic acids of leukemic mice sensitive and resistant to 5-azacytidine., A Cihak, J Vesely, and F Sorm

Incorporation of 5-flourouracil (fu) into murine bone marrow dna in vivo-formation of (fu)dna. Abstr., R C. Sawyer, R L. Stolfi, and D S. Martin

Incorporation of 5-fluorouracil-2-C14 by mouse embryos., C P. Dagg, A Doerr, and C Offutt

Incorporation of 5-iodo-2'-deoxyuridine-131i into nuclear and mitochondrial dna of normal and malignant mouse tissues., J G. Georgatsos, O Antonoglou, and C Gabrielides

Incorporation of 5-iododeozyuridine 131i in spontaneous c3h mouse mammary tumours., A D. Rotenberg, W R. Bruce, and R G. Baker

Incorporation of 5-trifluoromethyl-2'-deoxyuridine (f3tdr) into dna of l5178y cells and vaccinia virus. Abstr., T Oki, Y Fujiwara, and C Heidelberger

Incorporation of 6-thioguanine into nucleic acids., G A. Le page

Incorporation of [7-3h]cholesterol into chromatin fractions of ehrlich ascites tumour cells., Z Balint, L Holczinger, and K Szikla

Incorporation of amino acid analogs interferes with the processing of the asparagine-linked oligosaccharid of the mopc-46b light chain., M Green

Incorporation of a potent antileukemic agent, 5-aza-2'- -deoxycytidine, into dna of cells from leukemic mice., J Vesely and A Cihak

Incorporation of asialo gm2 and gangliosides in cell surface of cultured metastatic and nonmetastatic balb/3t3 cell lines: altered adhesion to substrate in vitro and subcutaneous tumor cell take., G Yogeeswaran

Incorporation of c14 from labeled glucuronic acid and n-acetyl glucosamine into polysaccharide by a cell free preparation from mouse mast-cell tumor., J E. Silbert

Incorporation of dna by cells of the ehrlich-lettre ascites carcinoma., L Gibb and E R. Kay

Incorporation of dna into a mouse tumor in vivo and in vitro., G F. Rabotti

Incorporation of donor muscle precursor cells into an area of muscle regeneration in the host mouse., D J. Watt, K Lambert, J E. Morgan, T A. Partridge, and J C. Sloper

Incorporation of formate-c14 in normal and leukemic mice during extended treatment with amethopterin and 3',5'-dichloroamethopterin., A W. Schrecker, J A. Mead, and A Goldin

Incorporation of glucosamine into the gamma globulin fraction of ehrlich ascites tumor fluid. Abstr., D W. Kaspar and J P. Kaltenbach

Incorporation of glycine-1-C14 into nucleic acids and proteins of mice with hereditary muscular dystrophy., D L. Coleman and M E. Ashworth

Incorporation of gmp into specific trna molecules by extracts of ehrlich ascites tumour cells., T Itoh, I Haruna, and I Watanabe

Incorporation of host nuclear materials into transplanted tumour cells in surgical wounds., A E. Dumont, J H. Ayvazian, and R T. Mccluskey

Incorporation of ia antigens into lipid vesicles. Abstr., D R. Littman, S E. Cullen, and B D. Schwartz

Incorporation of intact heterologous dna into strain l fibroblasts. Abstr., D W. King and K G. Bensch

Incorporation of iododeoxyuridine-125i into the dna of l1210 leukemia cells during tumor development., K G. Hofer and W L. Hughes

Incorporation of iododeoxyuridine into the deoxyribonucleic acid of mouse ehrlich-ascites-tumor cells in vivo., W H. Prusoff

Incorporation of isologous donor dna into the nuclei of l1210 cells. Abstr., A Majumdar and J L. Glick

Incorporation of labeled amino acids into serum and tissue proteins from normal and x-irradiated mice., A M. Reuther, A Sassen, and F Kennes

Incorporation of labelled amino acids into protein fractions of the cell nuclei of liver and ehrlich ascitic carcinoma., O P. Samarina

Incorporation of linoleic acid into cellular lipids of differentiating neuroblastoma cells. Abstr., L Matthews, D Kelley, and P B. Smith

Incorporation of lipids into subcellular fractions of brain of quaking mutant., jackson B. Albers, S Greenfield, S W. Brostoff, and E L. Hogan

Incorporation of metabolites of 2'-fluoro-5-iodo-1-betad-arabino- furanosylcytosine into deoxyribonucleic acid of neoplastic and normal mammalian tissues., A J. Grant, A Feinberg, T Chou, K A. Watanabe, A J. Fox, and F S. Philips

Incorporation of murine mhc antigens into liposomes and their effect in the secondary mixed lymphocyte reaction., B Curman, L Ostberg, and P A. Peterson

Incorporation of nucleic acid and protein precursors by developing mouse eggs. Abstr., B Mintz

Incorporation of nucleic acid and protein precursors into ascites tumor cells. Abstr., E R. Kay

Incorporation of p32 into phosphatidopeptide fraction of normal and neoplastic mouse epidermis., V E. Scholes

Incorporation of palmitic acid or oleic acid into macrophage membrane lipids exerts differential effects on the function of normal mouse peritoneal macrophages., B R. Lokesh and M Wrann

Incorporation of proline and conversion to hydroxyproline in new- born-mouse skin., J Mc lennan and M Karasek

Incorporation of pyrimidines and boron analogues into brain tumour and brain tissue of mice. An approach to boron-neutron capture therapy., H Hatanaka, A H. Soloway, and H Sweet

Incorporation of radioactive dna into ehrlich ascites cells. Abstr., M R. Chorazy, H H. Baldwin, and R K. Boutwell

Incorporation of radioactivity following administration of testosterone-3h in the androgen dependent mouse tumor, shionogi carcinoma 115., T Minesita, K Yamaguchi, I Yahara, and K Matsumoto

Incorporation of radioactivity into phospholipid fractions of l5178y lymphoblasts after treatment with hydrolyzed nitrogen-14c mustard., G J. Goldenberg and A Naimark

Incorporation of rna metabolites into the nucleic acids of normal and neoplastic mouse tissue. Abstr., R Schwarz

Incorporation of teratocarcinoma stem cells into blastocysts by aggregation with cleavage-stage embryos., J T. Fujii and G R. Martin

Incorporation of three methionine labels, radioautographic comparison of the sites of c14, s35 and h3., I Karpishka and J Carneiro

Incorporation of thymidine and iodeoxyuridine in mammalian cells in vitro., D K. Myers and L E. Feinendegan

Incorporation of thymidine into dna of mouse organs., H R. Hinrichs, R O. Petersen, and R Baserga

Incorporation of tritiated thymidine of high specific activity into dna of the mouse oocyte., P R. Hurst

Incorporation of tritiated uridine into dna of ehrlich ascites tumor cells., B K. Yost, M J. Rosenberg, and D J. Nishioka

Incorporation of uridine-3h into mouse brain rna during stress. Abstr, R N. Bryan, E L. Bliss, and E C. Beck

Incorporation of uridine into polysomes of mouse brain during extinction., M S. Coleman, J E. Wilson, and E Glassman

Incorporation rates of [1-14c]glycerol into the molecular species of alkyl ether phospholipids of ehrlich ascites tumor cells in vivo., K Waku and Y Nakazawa

Increased [3h] leucine incorporation into proinsulin of diabetic mice islets: result of changed intracellular specific radioactivity. Abstr., S Schmidt and B Wilke

Increased 5-fluorodeoxyuridylate-thymidylate synthetase complex does not predict cytotoxicity for cells pretreated with metho- trexate before fluoropyrimidines. Abstr., E Cadman, R Dreyer, R Heimer, M G. Chen, and C Benz

Increased 7s antibody response to sheep erythrocytes in the 2-month- -old nzb mouse., J Baum

Increased accumulation of methotrexate by murine tumor cells in vitro in the presence of probenecid which is mediated by a pre- ferential inhibition of efflux., F M. Sirotnak, D M. Moccio, and C W. Young

Increased accumulation of vincristine and adriamycin in drug-resistant p388 tumor cells following incubation with calcium antagonists and calmodulin inhibitors., T Tsuruo, H Iida, S Tsukagoshi, and Y Sakurai

Increased activation of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine by hydroxyurea in l1210 cells., C T. Walsh, R W. Craig, and R P. Agarwal

Increased activation of 1-beta-d-arabinofuranosylcytosine by hydroxyurea in l1210 cells. Abstr., C T. Walsh, R W. Craig, and R P. Agarwal

Increased activity of antithymus serum after absorption with splenic lymphocytes., D C. Lueker and J L. Tribble

Increased alkaline phosphatase specific activity in reeler cerebella., B D. Shur, G R. Long, and S Roth

Increased antibacterial resistance and immunodepression during graft-versus-host reactions in mice., R V. Blanden

Increased anticonvulsant effect of phenytoin in aging bdf1 mice., K Kitani, Y Masuda, Y Sato, S Kanai, T, and M Nokubo

Increased antitumor activity of escherichia coli l-asparaginase by modification with monomethyoxypolyethylene glycol., Y Kamisaki, H Wada, T Yagura, H Nishimura, Y Matsushima, and Y Inada

Increased antitumor effects of methotrexate in mice by prebenecid- -mediated pharmacologic modulation at the level of membrane trans- port. Abstr., C H. Hancock, F M. Sirotnak, D M. Moccio, C W. Young, and D W. Molander

Increased araatp levels and inhibition of dna synthesis in leukemia cells treated with a combination of 9-beta-d- -arabinosyladenine (araa) and an adenosine deaminase inhibitor. Abstr., R W. Brockman, S C. Shaddix, L M. Rose, and J Carpenter

Increased attachment of nucleic acids to eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells induced by chemical and physical carcinogens and mutagens., H Kubinski, N R. Morin, and P E. Zeldin

Increased bactericidal activity by non-specific stimulation of lymphoid cells--experiments in vivo with concanavalin a., F Lane, J C. Petit, E Gordon, and E R. Unanue

Increased binding of alpha-bungarotoxin in dystrophic mouse muscle., P R. Howe, B G. Livett, and L Austin

Increased binding of concanavalin a to interferon-treated murine leukemia l 1210 cells., C Huet, I Gresser, M T. Bandu, and P Lindahl

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Increased B lymphopoiesis in genetically sex steroid-deficient hypogonadal (hpg) mice., G Smithson, W G. Beamer, K L. Shultz, S W. Christianson, L D. Shultz, and P W. Kincade